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At Central Michigan University, 500 students are randomly selected and asked the distance of their commute to campus. From this group a mean of 15.6 miles is computed. What is the sample?

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At Central Michigan University, 500 students are randomly selected and asked the distance of their commute to campus. From this group a mean of 15.6 miles is computed. What is the parameter?



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Answer to Question 1

The 150 randomly selected students

Answer to Question 2

The mean commute distance for all students at the college to the campus



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