Answer: c. sampling error
Step-by-step explanation:
- A population parameter is a number that is evaluated to describe the whole population . For example : Population mean , Population standard deviation etc.
- A sample statistic gives the estimate value of the population parameter. For example : Sample mean , sample proportion.
Since, the sample is a subset of population , so there are chances for unavoidable variation in sample mean from the population mean that varies from sample to sample .
This variation is known as sampling error.
∴ The difference between the value of the sample statistic and the value of the corresponding population parameter is called the sampling error .
Hence,the correct answer is c. sampling error .
Answer:
1.) 2.06
2.) 0.43
3.) 0.52
4.) 5.06
5.) 0.51
6.) 4.2
7.) 2.02
8.) 0.7
9.) 0.6
10.) 3.05
11.) 1.3
12.) 0.2
13.) 0.5
14.) 0.4
15.) 0.02
16.) 0.07
17.) 6.01
18.) 3.2
19.) 0.53
20.) 1.2
Step-by-step explanation:
Simple addition with decimals. If you have a whole number like 5, with a decimal like 0.07, 5+0.07 would be 5.07. 5 would take the spot of 0 in the ones place and .07 would remain. If you have 0.10+0.8, it would be 0.9 as your answer since we make 0.8 to 0.80 or 0.10 to 0.1 and add the two together. Hope this helped!
