Identify if the quantity reported is a Parameter or a Statistic1. In a study of Filipino Airlines flights from Japan to the Philippines, 68 flights are randomly selected and the average (mean) arrival time is 9.2 minutes late.2. A sample of 120 employees of a company is selected, and the average age is found to be 37 years.3. In a study of 320 babies born at four different hospitals in Baguio, it was found that the average weight at birth was 3.175 kgs.4. After interviewing all of John's employees, a researcher found that the average time the workers report late for work is 30 minutes.5. In the same study cited in item 3, it was reported that 57% of the babies were girls.6. The average amount of time spent in a day by Mr. John's students in their online classes is 4 hrs. and 25 minutes.7. The average annual family income of all 210 families of a small rural town is Php127,530.8. The average amount spent on clothing during the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) period of a sample of employees of government agencies in Baguio City is Php1,250.75.9. The average number of online purchases made in a month by randomly selected SLU teaching employees is 8.5.10. The average number of trades per week in the stock market made by the employees of Mr. Abraqs during the COVID-19 pandemic period is 5.2.

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Identify if the quantity reported is a Parameter or a Statistic 1. In a study of Filipino Airlines flights from Japan to the Philippines, 68 flights are randomly selected and the average (mean) arrival time is 9.2 minutes late. 2. A sample of 120 employees of a company is selected, and the average age is found to be 37 years. 3. In a study of 320 babies born at four different hospitals in Baguio, it was found that the average weight at birth was 3.175 kgs.

Identify if the quantity reported is a Parameter or a Statistic 1. In a study of Filipino Airlines flights from Japan to the Philippines, 68 flights are randomly selected and the average (mean) arrival time is 9.2 minutes late. 2. A sample of 120 employees of a company is selected, and the average age is found to be 37 years. 3. In a study of 320 babies born at four different hospitals in Baguio, it was found that the average weight at birth was 3.175 kgs.

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