Subject	Law of large numbers kicks in surprisingly quickly
Posted by	BobbyT on August 18, 2009 at 8:45 PM
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In Reply To	No, I was relying on common sense. posted by Spddracer on August 18, 2009 at 08:17 PM
Message	The quantity is fine, more important would be whether/how they screwed with their sampling method, and what kind of wording they used.
Follow Ups	Auto survey, Nissan behind the pack. - AZHeat 16:05:35 08/18/09 11,000 phone surveys say..... - Spddracer 16:36:15 08/18/09 What do you mean? 11,000 is more than accurate when - AZHeat 17:19:04 08/18/09 No, I was relying on common sense. - Spddracer 20:17:56 08/18/09 Thats why he's Assheat. (n/m) - The Hawk 20:28:24 08/18/09 How much better is that than Asshat? (n/m) - WhiteBoyFunk 06:42:45 08/19/09 Law of large numbers kicks in surprisingly quickly - BobbyT 20:45:02 08/18/09 500 is more than enough for statistical sampling. - AZHeat 22:21:44 08/18/09 Well, if you learned it in college... it must be true. - Multi_Read (MO) 11:15:31 08/19/09 Re: Auto survey, Nissan behind the pack. - jaidieray 18:04:58 08/18/09 Whys this important when its copyrighted 2007? (n/m) - -JK- 20:46:28 08/18/09 LOL, that survey is 2 years old! (n/m) - vorpalZ 21:16:25 08/18/09 No it's not. References 2008 as comparison to this year. (n/m) - AZHeat 22:14:26 08/18/09 Correct. These results were also broadcast on local news - Inzane 13:08:27 08/19/09 Nissan Quality SUCKS A$$, i have tons of problems with my - Nostype2 05:06:11 08/19/09 Nissan dealership customer service has definitely been - Inzane 13:28:33 08/19/09 dude, have you not read quality ratings data? - LJZTT 21:03:28 08/19/09
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