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In statistics, µ (mu) represents the population mean, which is the average value of a set of data points in a complete population. It is a key parameter in descriptive statistics and is often used in inferential statistics to make predictions about a larger group based on a sample. The population mean is calculated by summing all values in the population and dividing by the total number of values.

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