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(a) The Knot.com surveyed nearly 13,000 couples, who married in 2017, and asked how much they spent on their wedding. The average amount of money spent on was $33,391. The value $33,391 is a:
(i) parameter
(ii) statistic
(iii) cannot be determined from information provided.
(b) A marketing agent asked people to rank the quality of a new soap on a scale from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent). The level of this measurement is
(i) nominal
(ii) ordinal
(iii) interval
(iv) ratio
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