Select the best definitions of population and sample. A sample is the group from whom information is being collected. A population is the larger group the sample represents. A population is a number that describes an entire group. A sample is a number that describes a sub-collection of that group. A sample is the complete group under study. A population is a sub-collection of members selected from the sample A sample is a group selected in such a way that each member has a known chance of being in the group. A population is the larger group the sample represents. A population is the complete group under study. A sample is the sub-collection of members of the population from which data are actually collected.

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Jaqueline Stout

Mathematics

26 February, 04:25

Select the best definitions of population and sample. A sample is the group from whom information is being collected. A population is the larger group the sample represents. A population is a number that describes an entire group. A sample is a number that describes a sub-collection of that group. A sample is the complete group under study. A population is a sub-collection of members selected from the sample A sample is a group selected in such a way that each member has a known chance of being in the group. A population is the larger group the sample represents. A population is the complete group under study. A sample is the sub-collection of members of the population from which data are actually collected.

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Heather Simpson · Answer 1

A population is defined as the data set which consists of all members of a specified group and the sample contains a part or a subset of a population.

For example : all the students of a school are population. But out of all, how many students play sports is a sample.

Hence, the answer is - A population is the complete group under study. A sample is the sub-collection of members of the population from which data are actually collected.