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Answers: Choice B and Choice C</h3>
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Explanation:
The symbol 
or mu represents the population mean, which is a parameter.
The symbol 
or sigma represents the population standard deviation, which is also a parameter. The same goes for the symbol p, without any hat on top, as it is the population proportion.
If something represents a population data item, then it's automatically a parameter. It might help to think both words "population" and "parameter" start with the letter P.
Based on those previous paragraphs, we can rule out choices A, D and E. Those three items are parameters. This leaves <u>choices B and C</u> as our final answers.
or xbar is a sample statistic, and it represents an estimate of the population mean. Similarly, 
or p-hat is the sample proportion and it represents an estimate of the population proportion. These are considered unbiased estimators.
Another example of an unbiased estimator is the variable s which represents the sample standard deviation and it estimates the value of sigma. All of these estimators have one thing in common: they are based on a sample, which in turn tries to predict what the corresponding population value is. In other words, the statistic's job is to estimate the parameter.
Below is a reference table for all of the items mentioned.
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In determining safe speed of a vessel we must consider visibility, traffic density etc.
<h3>What is safe speed?</h3>
The safe speed of a vessel is the maximum speed the vessel can be operated to avoid hazards such as collision, damage of vessel, etc.
<h3>Factors considered when determining safe speed of vessels</h3>
In determining safe speed of a vessel we must consider the following factors such as;
- Weather condition, eg visibility
- Traffic density,
- Background light at night, etc
Thus, in determining safe speed of a vessel we must consider visibility, traffic density etc.
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