Statistics: Sampling vs Population Data
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Sampling is a method of collecting data from a small group of people to study the characteristics of a larger population.

True (A)

It is possible to calculate statistics from a dataset collected from an entire population.

True (A)

A sample of the population can be used to make inferences about the entire population.

True (A)

It is not possible to draw conclusions about a population based on a sample of the data.

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Collecting data from the entire population eliminates the need for statistical analysis.

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