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The difference between a population and a sample is
 
  a. a population is a representative sample of a group.
  b. a sample includes people, objects, and events.
  c. a population is a specialized segment of a group.
  d. a sample is a representative group of a defined population.
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Brilliant ツ
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This helped my grade so much Perfect
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Thanks for your help!!
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