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1. What should the universal census cover?

2. Why is connection in individual empowerment fundamental in the census?

3. Do they include the planning stage?

4. How should the sample be and how should the procedure for choosing priorities be?

5. What is the design of the questionnaire?

6. What are the fundamental objectives in the design of the questionnaire?

True or false .

1. The parametric methods of statistical inference can be estimation and hypothesis testing.

2. The width of a confidence interval is the measure of the degree of precision with which the parameter is investigated.

3. The probabilities of a confidence interval are called the insignificant degree of the interval.

4. Increasing statistics to quantify the phenomena.

5. The basic stage the basic stage of the statistical process is the presentation of data.

6. Spread stats can come from descriptive stats.

7. In a percentage the numerator is sometimes part of the denominator.

8. A cup is more preferable to a proposition when it is required to measure risk or probability.

9. The 9 percent change can be a negative value.

10. Sources of statistical information are newspapers or magazines.

11. It is not true that a survey is not more expensive than a census.

12. A census has the advantages over a sample survey in that it assures us information about minority groups in the population.

13. A qualitative variable can be measured.