Answer:
A parameter is a numerical measurement describing data from a population. A statistic is a numerical measurement describing data from a sample
Step-by-step explanation:
In statistics we have to deal with populations and samples to carry out our studies. A population is a large group under consideration and the elements or members of the population have some common features or attributes. For example, all the school going kids in a certain town will be considered a population. Sample on the other hand is a subset(a part) of the population. For example, all school going kids in the town aged 5-6 years will be considered a sample.
The term Parameter and Statistic are very similar as they represent some numeric description. Parameter represents the data of the entire population, while statistic represents that data of a sample. An easy way to remember this is to match the initials i.e. Parameter for Population and Statistic for Sample.
Considering this, we can say the correct answer is:
A parameter is a numerical measurement describing data from a population. A statistic is a numerical measurement describing data from a sample
After the music store he had $14 left, because 21:3=7 and 7x2 equals 14.
After the drink, he has $3.5 left, because 14:4=3.5 and 3.5x1=3.5.
Conclusion: that is one expensive drink. (Answer is 3 dollars and 50 cents. Hope this helped:)
Answer: $1,261.68
Multiply the cost for one tile ($7.51) by the number of tiles being used (168)
9 times 8 witch is 72 72 divided by 8 equals 9 and 72 divide by 9 equals 8
XD no sé que decir E=mc2 lo siento.