1. Statistics is the science of collecting, organizing, summarizing and analyzing information to draw conclusions or answser questions. In addition, statistics is about providing a measure of confidence in any conclusions.

  2. Individual

  3. Statistic, Parameter

  4. Statistic

  5. Statistic

  6. Parameter

  7. Statistic

  8. Qualitative

  9. Quantitaive

  10. Quantitaive

  11. Qualitative (because they cannot be added or subtracted)

  12. Discrete

  13. Continuous

  14. Continuous

  15. Discrete

  16. Nominal

  17. Ratio

  18. Ordinal

  19. Ratio

  20. Population would be all the teenagers in the United States, whereas Sample would be the 1028 teenagers taken for research.

  21. Experimental

  22. Observational

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