The amount of milk that a cow produces in a gallon an example of continuous data

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The amount of milk that a cow produces in a gallon an example of continuous data. Systematic Sampling is sampling in which data is obtained by selecting every kth object. Any characteristic of a population distribution may properly be referred to as a parameter Populations are always infinite. The population mean and the population median will not generally be equal to one another. There are four quartiles that divided the data into four equal parts. The probability of an impossible event is one. If A and B are disjoint events, then in conditional probability P (A|B) = P (A).

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1. False.. it is a constant thing.. not continous

2.True. From the definition of systematic sampling

3. True. From the definition of parameter. Parameter refers to the entire population

4. Not always infinite. For example total female population is the population for a study then its ~350 Billion whcih is not infinite, its a finite number

5.True Since median is the center of the population and mean = sum of all values/n

6. True.Definition of quartiles

7.False. Probability of an impossible event is zero

8.False. Since for disjoint events P(A|B) = 0 as P(A intersection B) = 0

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