A study of 1000 adults in Indiana State revealed that 19.9 percent are smokers. The population, the sample, the variable of interest, the number of measurements used in calculating the reported results, and the measurement scale used for the variable of interest are respectively a. the 19.9 percent of 1000 people in this study, all adults in Indiana State, whether an adult is a smoker or not, number of smokers, and nominal. O d. all adults in Indiana State, the 1000 people in this study, whether an adult is a smoker or not, number of smokers, and nominal. b. all adults in Indiana State, the 19.9 percent of 1000 people in this study, whether a resident is insured or not, number of smokers, and ordinal. O c. the 1000 people in this study, all adults in Indiana State, number of smokers, whether an adult is a smoker or not, and continuous.

A study of 1000 adults in Indiana State revealed that 19.9 percent are smokers. The population, the sample, the variable of interest, the number of measurements used in calculating the reported results, and the measurement scale used for the variable of interest are respectively a. the 19.9 percent of 1000 people in this study, all adults in Indiana State, whether an adult is a smoker or not, number of smokers, and nominal. O d. all adults in Indiana State, the 1000 people in this study, whether an adult is a smoker or not, number of smokers, and nominal. b. all adults in Indiana State, the 19.9 percent of 1000 people in this study, whether a resident is insured or not, number of smokers, and ordinal. O c. the 1000 people in this study, all adults in Indiana State, number of smokers, whether an adult is a smoker or not, and continuous.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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