The owner of an orange grove wants to determine if the proportion of diseased trees in the grove is more than 10%. He will use this information to determine if it will be cost effective to spray the entire grove. The owner would like to know the exact value of the proportion of diseased trees, but he realizes that he cannot know the exact value unless he examines every one of the 1,630,010 trees, which would be too expensive. He decides to randomly select 750 trees and examine them for the disease. He finds that 37 of the 750 trees are diseased. Describe the population sample, the parameter of interest and the corresponding statistic Population Sample Paramotor