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In the following scenario what is the population and sample. In a study of Monarch butterflies, 55 milkweed plants in a Yosemite Valle were randomly sampled. The average number of Monarch eggs per plant was 0.73. [ Select] all milkweed plantsat Yosemite Valley The population of interest i 55 milkweed plants selected The sample is ( Select] all Monarch eggs None of the above

In the following scenario what is the population and sample. In a study of Monarch butterflies, 55 milkweed plants in a Yosemite Valle were randomly sampled. The average number of Monarch eggs per plant was 0.73. [ Select] all milkweed plantsat Yosemite Valley The population of interest i 55 milkweed plants selected The sample is ( Select] all Monarch eggs None of the above

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