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A company that manufactures car seats completes quality control tests per government regulations. The quality control department randomly selects 20% of the seats manufactured to evaluate safety conditions. Of those seats, 0.0005% indicated a safety problem. Which of the following describes the population and sample? The population is 20% of the car seats and the sample is 0.0005% of the car seats.
The population is 20% of the car seats and the sample is 100% of the car seats.
The population is 100% of the car seats and the sample is 0.0005% of the car seats.
The population is 100% of the car seats and the sample is 20% of the car seats.

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