Where;
1. n is the estimated sample size
2. t is the statistic that defines the level of risk. That is, 2 for α=0.05
3. d is the degree of precision expressed in terms of proportion.
4. p is the proportion of the population to be estimated and
5. e is the tolerance measurement error.
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