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3 years ago

A sample is a subset of all possible data values for a given subject under consideration.

Mathematics

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Tom [10]3 years ago

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Answer: True

Step-by-step explanation:

A subset is a term used in the sets topic In mathematics to describe a Part of A larger values being considered.

Sample In experimental procedures is known as Part of what is to be used to determine the reaction of a larger mass of specimen.

Taking these two definitions by side, it is quite evident that both of them represent taking part of a larger picture to form a smaller picture which does not totally deviate from the larger picture being considered.

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