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⦁Suppose you plan to sample from the 5000 students in a certain college, with an objective of comparing the proportions of men and women who believe that the legal age for drinking alcohol should be changed to 21. Illustrate how you would proceed, if you want a systematic random sample of 100 students. [4 marks]

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