On a Greensboro (PTI) to Atlanta flight, 7% of the 900 passengers were selected for random security screening before boarding. According to the TSA, 10% of passengers at PTI are chosen for random screening. a. Identify the following and use appropriate notation if necessary. Parameter: Sample: Statistic: Population:

On a Greensboro (PTI) to Atlanta flight, 7% of the 900 passengers were selected for random security screening before boarding. According to the TSA, 10% of passengers at PTI are chosen for random screening. a. Identify the following and use appropriate notation if necessary. Parameter: Sample: Statistic: Population:

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