Much like sound bytes of news stories, statistical studies are often reduced to one- or two- sentence stat-bytes. For the following stat-byte, discuss what crucial information is missing and what more you would want to know before acting on the study. A cable network reports on a survey of America's top restaurants that found that "only nine restaurants achieved a rare 29 out of a possible 30 rating and none of those restaurants are in the Big Apple." Which of the following are crucial information that you would want to know before acting on the study? Select all that apply. O A. How the quality of restaurants was measured O B. How the respondents were selected O c. The goal of the study O D. Who the respondents in the survey were OE. The variable of interest

Much like sound bytes of news stories, statistical studies are often reduced to one- or two- sentence stat-bytes. For the following stat-byte, discuss what crucial information is missing and what more you would want to know before acting on the study. A cable network reports on a survey of America's top restaurants that found that "only nine restaurants achieved a rare 29 out of a possible 30 rating and none of those restaurants are in the Big Apple." Which of the following are crucial information that you would want to know before acting on the study? Select all that apply. O A. How the quality of restaurants was measured O B. How the respondents were selected O c. The goal of the study O D. Who the respondents in the survey were OE. The variable of interest

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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