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SashulF [63]
4 years ago
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Determine whether the numerical value in braces is a parameter or a statistic. Explain your reasoning. In a certain soccer leagu

e (43%) of the 14 teams had won more games than they had lost.
Choose the correct answer below.

a. Statistic, because the data set of a sample of teams in a league is a sample.
b. Statistic, because the data set of a sample of teams in a league is a population.
c. Parameter, because the data set of all 14 teams is a population.
d. Statistic, because the data set of all 14 teams is a sample.
e. Parameter, because the data set of all 14 teams is a sample.
f. Parameter, because the data set of a sample of teams in a league is a population.
g. Parameter, because the data set of a sample of teams in a league is a sample.
h. Statistic, because the data set of all 14 teams is a population.

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AnnyKZ [126]4 years ago
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Answer:

C. Parameter since the data set of all 14 teams is a population.

Explanation:

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