Question

(8.02) An archaeological dig turns up large numbers of pottery shards, broken stone implements, and other artifacts. Students working on the project classify each artifact and assign it a number. The counts in different categories are important for understanding the site, so the project director chooses 2% of the artifacts at random and checks the students' work. What are the population and the sample here

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is "Population: All artifacts discovered in the dig. Sample: The selected 2% of the artifacts".

Step-by-step explanation:

The sampling procedure is just the structure or road map towards choosing a sample, and it influences several other important elements of a survey. It provides a fundamental plan including technique for sample selection, and in this, question community of all the items found throughout the dug, and the population of the Sample is 2% of the objects picked.