I just can't think of a topic Math 227 Project 2 Inferences on a Population ParameterIn this project, you will draw inferences on a population parameter: proportion or mean. You will describe a problem including a general claim made about a population parameter, collect data, test hypotheses, and construct and interpret a confidence interval to determine whether the claim made about a population parameter can still be supported by the sample collected. You will, then, create power point slides to report on your findings including all the required components below and turn in by the stated due date according to the guidelines provided in this paper.(You are welcome to use the same research topic and the same data from the Project 1.)Required components:Inference(s) on population parameterPlease follow the order below to create your Power Point slides: Slide #1Name:________________________________________ Date:__________________________________Title of the project: Slide #2-31. Understand the Problem(You are welcome to use the same research topic and the same data from the Project 1.)a) Select a parameter of your choice: proportion or mean for which a general claim can be (or has been) made. Please try to decide on something that you are interested in knowing about. Who (what) is the population of your choice? b) Describe the problem including a general claim made about the specific population: c) Identify any relevant variables to the above problem: Are the variable categorical or numerical?d) Collect either categorical or numerical data, at least 30 data values. Discuss how your data has been collected and whether you were able to collect a random sample of data. If a random sampling was not possible, please explain why not.i really need help on this

I just can't think of a topic Math 227 Project 2 Inferences on a Population ParameterIn this project, you will draw inferences on a population parameter: proportion or mean. You will describe a problem including a general claim made about a population parameter, collect data, test hypotheses, and construct and interpret a confidence interval to determine whether the claim made about a population parameter can still be supported by the sample collected. You will, then, create power point slides to report on your findings including all the required components below and turn in by the stated due date according to the guidelines provided in this paper.(You are welcome to use the same research topic and the same data from the Project 1.)Required components:Inference(s) on population parameterPlease follow the order below to create your Power Point slides: Slide #1Name:________________________________________ Date:__________________________________Title of the project: Slide #2-31. Understand the Problem(You are welcome to use the same research topic and the same data from the Project 1.)a) Select a parameter of your choice: proportion or mean for which a general claim can be (or has been) made. Please try to decide on something that you are interested in knowing about. Who (what) is the population of your choice? b) Describe the problem including a general claim made about the specific population: c) Identify any relevant variables to the above problem: Are the variable categorical or numerical?d) Collect either categorical or numerical data, at least 30 data values. Discuss how your data has been collected and whether you were able to collect a random sample of data. If a random sampling was not possible, please explain why not.i really need help on this