Values that are computed from a complete census,which are considered to be precise and valid measures of the population,are referred to as:
A)Parameters.
B)Errors.
C)Variabilities.
D)Statistics.

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Parameters are values obtained from a complete census of the population and are considered accurate and precise measures of the population. Statistics, on the other hand, are values obtained from a sample of the population and are subject to sampling variability and potential errors. Errors and variabilities are not accurate descriptions of values obtained from a complete census.

Values That Are Computed from a Complete Census,which Are Considered