Question

7. A population containing definite number of object i
called (a) Finite Population (b) Infinite Population (C)
Destructive Population (d) Universe
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Answer 1

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• Finite Population

Answer 2

Answer:

A population of individuals which are finite in number.

Explanation:

Step 1: A class is a population with a finite number of persons, members, or units. An endless population is one that has an unlimited number of people. If we are able to count, the population is finite. The supplied population is unlimited if we are unable to count it. Uncountable population is another name for the limitless population.

Step 2: A population is referred to as finite if it has a finite or fixed number of elements (i.e., items, objects, measurements or observations). For instance, the heights of all Karachi University students, all Pakistani university students, etc.

Step 3: A finite population is one whose size can be determined with ease; they are not infinite. The number of books in a library and the number of automobiles in a town are two examples of finite populations that are simple to compute.

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