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The mean weight of salmon at a fishery is 15.8 pounds with a standard deviation of 2.4 pounds. A researcher records the weight of the following salmon: 14.5lbs, 16.8lbs, 15lbs, 16.4lbs, and 15.9lbs. Find the sample mean, sample standard deviation, population mean, and the population standard deviation.
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