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Define population and sample? - Answers

The population is the set of all things which you wish to study. However, because collecting information from a large, possibly infinite, population is likely to be prohibitively large and time consuming, it is collected from only some members of the population. This subset is a sample.The population may, but need not, consist of people. It could be the set of cars, or plots of land. There are a number of different ways of selecting samples: how the sample is selected will influence the quality of the statistics collected and, therefore, the validity of any conclusions.



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The population is the set of all things which you wish to study. However, because collecting information from a large, possibly infinite, population is likely to be prohibitively large and time consuming, it is collected from only some members of the population. This subset is a sample.The population may, but need not, consist of people. It could be the set of cars, or plots of land. There are a number of different ways of selecting samples: how the sample is selected will influence the quality of the statistics collected and, therefore, the validity of any conclusions.



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Define population and sample? - Answers

The population is the set of all things which you wish to study. However, because collecting information from a large, possibly infinite, population is likely to be prohibitively large and time consuming, it is collected from only some members of the population. This subset is a sample.The population may, but need not, consist of people. It could be the set of cars, or plots of land. There are a number of different ways of selecting samples: how the sample is selected will influence the quality of the statistics collected and, therefore, the validity of any conclusions.

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