(A) It is possible, but unlikely that one can measure the values for the entire population instead of just taking a sample. (B) If one can measure the entire population's mean, they may do z-tests instead of t-tests. O Both statements are true. Only the first statement (A) is true. O Only the second statement (B) is true. None of the statements ro true

(A) It is possible, but unlikely that one can measure the values for the entire population instead of just taking a sample. (B) If one can measure the entire population's mean, they may do z-tests instead of t-tests. O Both statements are true. Only the first statement (A) is true. O Only the second statement (B) is true. None of the statements ro true

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