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Q5

A bootstrap sample is a resampling technique where samples are drawn with replacement from
the original dataset, and the sample size remains the same as the original dataset. Here are the
examples:

1. Example of a Bootstrap Sample 1: [9, 21, 21, 8, 13, 22]

o This is a possible bootstrap sample because it is drawn with replacement from


the original sample, and it has the same size as the original sample.

2. Example of a Bootstrap Sample 2: [21, 8, 13, 21, 22, 9]

o This is also a possible bootstrap sample for the same reasons as above. The
order of elements can vary, and some values may be repeated due to sampling
with replacement.

3. Example of a Non-Bootstrap Sample: [9, 21, 8, 13]

o This is not a bootstrap sample because it does not have the same size as the
original sample. Bootstrap samples must have the same number of observations
as the original dataset.

In summary, the first two examples are valid bootstrap samples because they are drawn with
replacement and maintain the original sample size. The third example is not a bootstrap sample
because it fails to meet the size requirement.

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