List and define the four elements of a descriptive statistics problem Select all that apply A. The population or sample of interest, which is an object upon which data is collected B The one or more variables that are to be investigated, which are characteristics or properties of an experimental unit The measure of reliability for the inference, which is a statement about the degree of uncertainty The one or more variables that are to be investigated, which are subsets of the units of a population The tables, graphs, or numerical summary tools which are ways to present the data I The identification of patterns in the data, which are ways to inference the data G The inference, which is is an estimate or prediction or some other generalization about a population based on information contained in the sample H. The population or sample of interest, which is a set of units that are of interest in studying

The correct options are:<br /><br />A. The population or sample of interest, which is an object upon which data is collected<br />B. The one or more variables that are to be investigated, which are characteristics or properties of an experimental unit<br />G. The inference, which is an estimate or prediction or some other generalization about a population based on information contained in the sample<br />H. The population or sample of interest, which is a set of units that are of interest in studying<br /><br />Explanation:<br />A. The population or sample of interest: This refers to the group or set of units (e.g., individuals, objects, events) that are being studied and from which data is collected.<br /><br />B. The one or more variables that are to be investigated: Variables are the characteristics or properties of the experimental units that are being measured or observed.<br /><br />G. The inference: Inference is the process of making an estimate or prediction about a population based on information obtained from a sample.<br /><br />H. The population or sample of interest: This refers to the group or set of units that are being studied and from which data is collected.