A study was done to determine the duration of residents using a local park in San Antinio Texas .
Here First house is selected at random. Then the resident of every eight house in the neighborhood around is selected .So this is an Systematic method .Because in this method the first sample is selected in random and then next is selected in order or in group like here the 8 number house is selected next house will be 16 ,24 and so on ..
So 7. The Sampling method was Systematic sampling.
8 and 9 are the correct .
10. The population is The duration (the amount of time) of resident using local park in San Antonio Texas.
Population means all individuals , measurements or objects where properties being studied .So here our population is duration of resident using local park .
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