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This video is part of the Further Maths Units 3 and 4 course. It looks at populations and samples. It's basically a video explaining a lot of the terminology with some pretty good examples. I look at populations, samples, parameters, random samples, simple random samples and much more. The great thing about this course is that we can use the CAS. Hence, I use the CAS to show how to take random samples, and how to split groups into 2. So much fun!
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