The relationship between a sample and a statistic is the same as the relationship between:.
a...
Mathematics, 15.04.2020 03:42 rajenkins79
The relationship between a sample and a statistic is the same as the relationship between:.
a. a population and a parameter.
b. a dependent variable and an independent variable.
c. descriptive statistics and inferential statistics.
d. measurement data and categorical data.
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