Complete the following application exercises. The registrar of a college with a population of N = 4,000 full-time students is asked by the president to conduct a survey to measure satisfaction with the quality of life on campus. The following table contains a breakdown of the 4,000 registered full-time students, by gender and class designation. Class Designations Gender Fr.So.Jr. Sr.Total Female 700 520 500 480 2,200 Male 560 460 400 380 1,800 Total 1,260 980 900 860 4,000 The registrar intends to take a probability sample of n = 200 students and project the results from the sample to the entire population of full-time students. Complete the following application exercise. Compile your final answers to the questions in a single Microsoft Office Word document. Instructions: Answer all of the questions. If the frame from the registrar's file is an alphabetical listing of the names of all N = 4,000 registered full-time students: a.What type of sample could you take? Discuss. b.What is the advantage of selecting a simple random sample?c.What is the advantage of selecting a systemic sample? d.If the frame available from the registrar's file is a list of the names of all N = 4,000 registered full-time students compiled from eight separate alphabetical lists, based on the gender and class designation breakdowns shown in the class designations table, what type of sample should you take? Discuss. e.The data for this example are presented in a summary table.