Example: What is the average fat gain (kg) in healthy young adults who are being overfed...
Example: What is the average fat gain (kg) in healthy young adults who are being overfed over an 8 week period? Question: What is the parameter? A. Total fat gain of all healthy young adults. B. Average fat gain of all healthy young adults. C. Total fat gain of healthy young adults in the sample. D. Average fat gain of healthy young adults in the sample Question: What is the statistic? A. Total fat gain of all healthy young adults. B. Average fat gain of all healthy young adults. C. Total fat gain of healthy young adults in the sample. D. Average fat gain of healthy young adults in the sample
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What is the parameter?
parameter represents the whole population of that is being observed.so, answer is
Average fat gain of all healthy young adults(option b)
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What is the statistic?
Statistics represents the sample data that is being observed.so, answer is
Average fat gain of healthy young adults in the sample(option d)
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