Mathematics, 05.08.2021 23:10, Reebear8372

Which of the following methods of sampling is an example of a stratified random sample? A. Randomly choosing a name from a list of names in the population and then choosing every tenth name thereafter.
B. From 500 names of members of a population in a hat drawing 50 names from the hat without looking.
C. Dividing a target population of students by grade level and choosing the first 25 names from each group.
D. Dividing a population of adults into males and females and randomly choosing a sample proportional to the numbers in each group.

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