Question

a select consists of all subjects under study while a select is a subgroup of the population. part 2 of 2 in a census, researchers collect data on select the population. in a sample, researchers collect data on select

Explanation:

Part 1 (First "Select" and Second "Select")

In statistics (a subfield of Mathematics), the population is defined as all subjects (individuals, items, or events) under study. A sample is a subgroup of the population, selected to represent the population in a study. So the first blank should be "Population" and the second blank should be "Sample".

Part 2 (First "Select" in Part 2 and Second "Select" in Part 2)

In a census, researchers collect data on the entire population (they gather information from every member of the population). In a sample, researchers collect data on a part of (or a subset of) the population (since a sample is a subgroup, data is collected from that subgroup, not the entire population). So the first blank in Part 2 should be "the entire" and the second blank should be "a part of".

Answer:

• First "Select" (Part 1): Population
• Second "Select" (Part 1): Sample
• First "Select" (Part 2): the entire
• Second "Select" (Part 2): a part of