16. Which of the following symbols denotes population standard deviation?C. uА. XB. oD. s17. In Statistics, error refers to:A. mistakes resulting in wrong decisionsB. mistake resulting from computationC. difference between two parameter valuesD. difference between observed value and a parameter18. It is a value or range of values that approximate a parameter.C. populationA. variableB. meanD. estimate19. It is a process of determining parameter values.C. estimationD. tallying frequencyA. standardizationB. collection of information20. It is a specific numerical value of a population parameter.C. meanD. varianceA. point estimateB. standard deviation21. How many possible samples are there if three cards are drawn at random from a population of eightcards?A. 36В. 46C. 56D. 66 For numbers 9 - 10, refer to the probability distribution shown below.2468P(x)1/51/51/51/51/59. What is the mean of the probability distribution?А. 1.5В. 2.0С. 3.5D. 4.010. What is the variance of the probability distribution?A. 4.15В. 6.35C. 8.00D. 7.5011. What do you call the set of people, objects, events, or ideas you want to investigate?B. populationC. dataA. sampleD. statistics12. A sample refers toA. a subsetof a population.B. a listC. a descriptionD. another name13. What is the mean of 13, 27, 29, 17, and 14?A. 29В. 28с. 20D. 1314. What do you call a number that describes a population characteristic?C. variableA. sample statisticB. parameterD. decimal15. Which of the following symbols denotes population mean?C. HA. XВ.оD. s

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16. Which of the following symbols denotes population standard deviation? A. X B. o C.H D.s 17. In Statistics, error refers to: A. mistakes resulting in wrong decisions B. mistake resulting from computation C. difference between two parameter values D. difference between observed value and a parameter 18. It is a value or range of values that approximate a parameter. C. population A. variable B. mean D. estimate

16. Which of the following symbols denotes population standard deviation? A. X B. o C.H D.s 17. In Statistics, error refers to: A. mistakes resulting in wrong decisions B. mistake resulting from computation C. difference between two parameter values D. difference between observed value and a parameter 18. It is a value or range of values that approximate a parameter. C. population A. variable B. mean D. estimate

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