4 Options in no. 1Bell-shaped and symmetricSkewed rightSkewed leftThere is no way to predict the shape, since its a random process. ### Understanding Sample Proportions in Statistics#### Concept Exploration: Sample ProportionsWhen conducting analysis with a population and its samples, one common area of exploration involves sample proportions. Here’s a scenario to help us understand this better:---**Scenario:** If we took many samples of size 100 from the population of all inductees and recorded the proportion who were performers for each sample, what shape do we expect the distribution of sample proportions to have?---1. **Expected Shape of Distribution of Sample Proportions:** The shape of the distribution of sample proportions, according to the Central Limit Theorem, is generally expected to be approximately *normal*. This is true even more so when the sample size is large.---2. **Central Tendency of Distribution:** - **Where do we expect it to be centered?** The distribution is typically centered at the value of the *population parameter*. This is because the sample proportion is an unbiased estimator of the population proportion, meaning that on average, the sample proportion should equal the population proportion.---**Options Available:** - The distribution of sample proportions is centered **at the value of the population parameter**.- The distribution of sample proportions is centered **at the value of the sample statistic**.---By understanding these concepts, students can gain insights into how sample proportions behave and how they can be utilized to make inferences about a population based on sample data.### ConclusionIn summary, when taking multiple samples from a population and calculating proportions, the resulting distribution of these sample proportions tends to be normal and is centered around the population parameter. This foundational concept assists in various statistical analyses and interpretations.

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Description: 4 Options in no. 1Bell-shaped and symmetricSkewed rightSkewed leftThere is no way to predict the shape, since its a random process. ### Understanding Sample Proportions in Statistics#### Concept Exploration: Sample ProportionsWhen conducting analysis