7. Consider the set of all students enrolled in your statistics course thisterm. Suppose you are interested in learning about the current gradepoint averages (GPAS) of this group.a. Define the population and variable of interest.b. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative?c. Suppose you determine the GPA of every member of the class.Would this represent a census or a sample?d. Suppose you determine the GPA of 10 members of the class. Wouldthis represent a census or a sample?e. If you determine the GPA of every member of the class and thencalculate the average, how much reliability does this have as an"estimate" of the class average GPA?f. If you determine the GPA of every member of the class and thencalculate the average, will the number you get necessarily be thesame as the average GPA for the whole class? On what factorswould you expect the reliability of the estimate to depend?

Consider the set of all students enrolled in your statistics course this term. Suppose you are interested in learning about the current grade point averages (GPAS) of this group. a. Define the population and variable of interest. b. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative? c. Suppose you determine the GPA of every member of the class. Would this represent a census or a sample?

Consider the set of all students enrolled in your statistics course this term. Suppose you are interested in learning about the current grade point averages (GPAS) of this group. a. Define the population and variable of interest. b. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative? c. Suppose you determine the GPA of every member of the class. Would this represent a census or a sample?

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