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Imagine you are a public health official tasked with understanding the spread of a new disease in a city. Explain how you would use statistics to gather, analyze, and interpret data to make informed decisions.
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Utilize statistics to collect data on infection rates and demographics, analyze trends and correlations, and interpret results to inform policy decisions and predict future outbreaks.
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Use surveys, analyze infection rates, predict trends.

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Unit 1: Introduction to Statistics
  • Unit 1: Introduction to Statistics
  • Unit 2: Key Concepts in Statistics
  • Unit 3: Descriptive Statistics
  • Unit 4: Probability in Statistics
  • Unit 5: Inferential Statistics
  • Unit 6: Data Collection and Sampling Methods
  • Unit 7: Data Analysis Process
  • Unit 8: Distribution Types and Skewness
  • Unit 9: Advanced Data Visualization Techniques
  • Unit 10: Applications of Statistics
  • Unit 11: Review and Exam Preparation
  • Unit 12: Final Project
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Imagine you are conducting a study on the eating habits of college students in the United States. Define the population and the sample in this context, and explain why it is important to differentiate between the two.
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