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A botanist is studying a newly identified soybean disease. The botanist collected soil samples from all of the
soybean fields in randomly selected states to see if there were significant differences the sulfur levels in fields with
and without the disease.
1. What is the population?
2. What is the sample?
3. What is the variable of interest?
4. How was the sample selected?
5. What method was used to collect the data?
6. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative?
7. Is the variable continuous or discrete?
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