Question 18 (1 point) We will use the same data and context as the previous problem. Define the objects in the population. O The weights of all plain M&Ms. OAll single-serving bags of plain M&Ms. O The 30 single-serving bags of plain M&Ms.Question 17 (1 point) Jordan is interested in knowing the actual weight, in grams, for a single-serving bag of plain M&Ms. He recently purchased thirty single-serving bags of milk chocolate (plain) M&Ms. The measured weights for the sample are given below: 49.79 48.98 50.40 49.16 47.61 49.80 50.23 51.68 48.45 46.22 50.43 49.80 46.94 47.98 48.49 48.33 48.72 49.69 48.95 51.71 51.53 50.97 50.01 48.28 48.74 46.72 47.67 47.70 49.40 52.06 We are interested in identifying the variable, its units and the sample size. Select all statements that are TRUE statements. )There is no sample. This is population data. )The variable is whether or not the M&Ms are plain and it is categorical. The variable is the weight of a single-serving plain bag of M&Ms and it is numerical. The sample size is 30. The units of the variable are in grams