Parameter vs Statistic

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[@MathandStatsHelp]

I'm glad it was clear for you

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if only our teacher explained it like this, thank you! i finally understand

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[@RojeStHill-bs5os]

Is there any case where it may say survey and not be a statistic? So far, I have noticed every time it has the word survey it ends up being a statistic.

[@MathandStatsHelp]

Typically, surveys are sent out to samples and not populations. If it says a population was surveyed, it would be a parameter.

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[@MathandStatsHelp]

You're welcome! Happy to hear it helped!

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Happy to hear that

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[@Cleisthenes2]

with the first one I thought 'by student athletes' in general might indicate a population...(and I was wrong)

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[@haanakhan1261]

Can you help me with this?
If I wanted to know how many people in my country recognize the name of my new company should I use a parameter or a statistic?

[@MathandStatsHelp]

If you are going to ask everyone in your country, it would be a parameter, because you are dealing with the entire population. If you are sampling a portion of people in your country, then it is a statistic.

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