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the difference between population and sample is that population is multiplying the # then dovidng it by 20

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:Population is the entire group that you want a conclusion result.

Sample is the specific group that you will get data from.

For example if we get data from whole university it is population but if we get data from the single class it is sample.

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Population:

Population include whole of the people, from which we want to study their characteristics, at a particular place. For example: The food consumption of all the people of Pakistan in a year.

Sample:

Sample includes specific group of people from the whole population.

For example: The food consumption of adults in Pakistan in a year.

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