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1. Explain the difference between each of the following:
a. A population parameter and its point estimate.
b. A population mean and a corresponding sample mean.
2. Explain how the population mean, median, and mode compare when the population's relative frequency curve is
a. Symmetrical.
b. Skewed with a tail to the left.
c. Skewed with a tail to the right.
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