What Is the Major Difference Between a Population and a Target

question 12

Multiple Choice

What is the major difference between a population and a target population?

• A)The sampling strategy differs for the target population.
• B)The target population is more focused than the population.
• C)The target population consists of identifiable individuals.
• D)They are essentially the same group of individuals.

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Definitions:

MSB

Most Significant Bit, the bit in a binary number that has the largest value or place.

Null Hypothesis

A statement used in hypothesis testing that assumes there is no significant difference or effect, serving as the default assumption to be tested against an alternative hypothesis.

Randomized Block Design ANOVA

An analysis of variance used for data from a randomized block design, assessing differences between groups while controlling for variations within blocks.

Pooled-Variances T-Test

A statistical technique used to test the hypothesis that two populations have equal variances based on samples from these populations.