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Which of the following are examples of inferential statistics?

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Inferential statistics<span> makes inferences about populations using the information get from the population. They only get the samples not the whole of information. Whom one will marry cannot be only told by the samples , but everyone has distinct partner.
So according to above explanation
</span><span>D. Predicting whom you will someday marry is the correct answer.</span>

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