Suppose you are doing a study on the wealth of the population in your town. You take a random survey of 100 people. Which would NOT be a characteristic of the sample group? A) The age of the sample group. B) The gender of the sample group. C) The education level of the sample group. D) The total number of people in the population.

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Lyons

30 March, 01:25

Suppose you are doing a study on the wealth of the population in your town. You take a random survey of 100 people. Which would NOT be a characteristic of the sample group? A) The age of the sample group. B) The gender of the sample group. C) The education level of the sample group. D) The total number of people in the population.

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Teagan Schmidt · Answer 1

D) The total number of people in the population.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is D) The total number of people in the population. because it is a quantitative data measurement. All other options, Age, Gender and Education are qaualitative measures, which are aligned with the Objective of the study, Wealth - A qualitative measure too!

Samson Crane · Answer 2

The total number of people in the population (D)

Step-by-step explanation:

When you take a random survey of 100 people for study as with the case in the question to the study the wealth of the population in the town, this sample of 100 people represents the total number of people in the population where you are carrying out your survey. hence The total number of people in the population is not a characteristic of the sample group understudy.

But : The age of the sample group, the gender of the sample group and the education level of the sample group is considered because these qualities affect how wealth is distributed in the population. (these are qualitative characteristics) as regards the study