In the Fall semester of 2001 there were 3,645 female students and 5,009 male students enrolled at BYU-Idaho. What percentage of students during that semester were female? % (Round the final percentage to one decimal place) Is this number a parameter or a statistic? Parameter Statistic In a random sample of 300 students from the 2001 fall semester there are 119 females and 181 males. What percentage of students in the sample are female? % (Round the final percentage to one decimal place) Is this number a parameter or a statistic? Parameter Statistic

In the Fall semester of 2001 there were 3,645 female students and 5,009 male students enrolled at BYU-Idaho. What percentage of students during that semester were female? % (Round the final percentage to one decimal place) Is this number a parameter or a statistic? Parameter Statistic In a random sample of 300 students from the 2001 fall semester there are 119 females and 181 males. What percentage of students in the sample are female? % (Round the final percentage to one decimal place) Is this number a parameter or a statistic? Parameter Statistic

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