Answer:
B. The data represent a sample since the data are a subset of units.
True, we have a sample and all the elements on this sample are subset for the units of the population.
Explanation:
We need to remember that the population represent all the possible elements or individuals of interest and by the other hand the sample is a subset of the population that is used to analyze patterns in the population of interest
Let's analyze one by one the options.
A. The data represent a population since the data are all the units that are the subject of the study
False, we have a sample size n =49 not all the possible elements of the population for this case we don't have a population.
B. The data represent a sample since the data are a subset of units.
True, we have a sample and all the elements on this sample are subset for the units of the population.
C. The data represent a population since the data are a subset of units.
False, by definition the population CAN'T be a subset of the sample size, and that's not the case.
D. The data represent a sample since the data are all the units that are the subject of the study.
False, the data is a sample BUT are not all the units for the study because that only occurs when we have a population.