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Imagine that you have three strata, the size of each is shown below.

   Strata 1:   200 individuals
   Strata 2:   300 individuals
   Strata 3:   500 individuals

You wish to draw a final sample of 100 individuals with at least 25 individuals selected from each strata. Which sampling method would be used?
A) simple random sampling
B) disproportionate stratified sampling
C) systematic random sampling
D) proportionate stratified sampling

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