Statisticians make estimates of population parameters that may be either:
A) means or percentages.
B) dollars or cents.
C) positive or negative.
D) qualitative or quantitative.
E) subjective or objective.

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Statisticians typically make estimates of population parameters that are either means or percentages, which are quantitative measures of central tendency and proportion, respectively. The other choices (dollars or cents, positive or negative, qualitative or quantitative, subjective or objective) are not mutually exclusive and may not be directly relevant to the estimation of population parameters.

Statisticians Make Estimates of Population Parameters That May Be Either