Answer:
Explanation:
The number 94.6 is an average measure from a sample. It is the mean of a sample.
The number 65.3 is the standar deviation of a sample.
Then, thus numbers are used to estimate the values of the population.
The true mean and the standard deviation of a population are constant numbers; many times unknown (specially when the population is too big). As ,those values are parameters of the population, regardless they are known or not.
When, they are not known, the statistician must estimate them. The statistician does it using samples (one or more). Such estimated values are not parameter but statistics.
Statistics are values for a sample and may (in general will) vary from sample to sample, while the parameters, which belong to the population are fixed values.