Suppose that the dean of students at your campus wants to know the average number of hours per week that students study. To determine this, the dean conducts a survey by randomly drawing the contact information of 100 students from the list of currently enrolled students. What is the sample in this study?

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Dangelo Barrett

21 February, 22:06

Suppose that the dean of students at your campus wants to know the average number of hours per week that students study. To determine this, the dean conducts a survey by randomly drawing the contact information of 100 students from the list of currently enrolled students. What is the sample in this study?

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Leslie Wheeler · Answer 1

the 100 students who are surveyed

Explanation:

Sample: The term refers to the process of selecting a group of objects, people, or items, that are being taken from a large population for measurement. The sample taken for the research or study purpose should be representative of the population being taken to generalize the findings of the same. The population from which the subjects are being selected is the target population.

The sample in this study is the 100 students who are surveyed.