Differentiate between the following scenarios. Which scenario is an example of a statistic?(1 point) Responses Thirty students were randomly selected from Mrs. Calzada’s group of 158 students. They were asked how many hours they spend watching TV every day. The mean number of hours was 2. Thirty students were randomly selected from Mrs. Calzada’s group of 158 students. They were asked how many hours they spend watching TV every day. The mean number of hours was 2. All the lions at the local zoo were monitored to see how many hours they slept in a day. The mean number was 4. All the lions at the local zoo were monitored to see how many hours they slept in a day. The mean number was 4. The temperature of every person who walked into a local clinic was recorded. The mean temperature was 98.7° F. The temperature of every person who walked into a local clinic was recorded. The mean temperature was 98.7 degrees F. Every worker at the local arcade was asked how many hours they spend listening to music in a day. The mean number of hours was 5.

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The scenario that is an example of a statistic is:

"Thirty students were randomly selected from Mrs. Calzada’s group of 158 students. They were asked how many hours they spend watching TV every day. The mean number of hours was 2."

This is because a statistic refers to a characteristic or measure obtained by using the data values from a sample (in this case, the 30 students), as opposed to a parameter, which would involve the entire population (like all 158 students).