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In one study, the Educational Testing Service needed a representative sample college students. To draw the sample, they first divided up the population of all colleges and universities into relatively homogeneous groups. (One group consisted of all public universities with 25,000 or more students; another group consisted of all private four-year colleges with 1,000 or fewer students; and so on.) Then they used their judgment to choose one representative school from each group. That created a sample of schools. Each school in the sample was then asked to pick a sample of students. Was this a good way to get a representative sample of students? Answer yes or no, and explain briefly.

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