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If I randomly collect 100 Newyork citizens (out of all Newyork citizens) and asked them if...

If I randomly collect 100 Newyork citizens (out of all Newyork citizens) and asked them if they were unemployed and then plotted the results I would have what type of distribution?

Normal Distribution

Population Distribution

Sampling Distribution

Sample Distribution

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The sample is a subset of the population, and is the set of values you actually use in your estimation. Let’s think 1000 individual you have selected for your study to know about average height of the residents of Newyork. This sample has some quantity computed from values e.g. mean (x ), Standard deviation (s) , sample proportion etc. This is called sample distribution.

in our question 100 Newyork citizens (out of all Newyork citizens) and asked them if they were unemployed and then plotted the results it is sample distribution

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