Which of the following is an example of inferential statistics? A human resource

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Which of the following is an example of inferential statistics? A human resource manager at a company wants to know that percentage of the company's employees are caring for an elderly parent. Based on a questionnaire completed by all the company's employees, it is determine that 8% of the employees are caring for an elderly parent. A survey is sent to half of a company's employees. It is determined that, for that sample of employees, 10% are caring for an elderly parent. An employee working for the Department of Energy constricts a bar chart portraying the country of origin of all the barrels of oil consumed in the U.S. last quarter. Based on surveying a random sample of 700 convenience store employees in the U.S. a researcher is 95% confident that between 27% and 33% of all convenience store employees in the U.S. work full-time. Which of the following is a measure of the strength and direction of the linear relationship (if any) between two quantitative variables X and Y? coefficient of variation correlation coefficient

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Inferential statistics: Inferential statistics means Assumption of Hypothesis based on the given situation and drawing conclusion from the given data. From the given option, inferential statistics is

" A human research manager at a company wants to know what percent of the company employees are carying for an elderly parent.

Answer:13 Strength and direction can be measured by " Correlation coefficient"

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