EBK BASIC BUSINESS STATISTICS
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Author: STEPHAN
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An amusement park company owns three hotels on an adjoining site. A guest relations manager wants to study the time it takes for shuttle busses to travel from each of the hotels of the amusement park entrance. Data were collected on a particular day that recorded the travel times in minutes.
a. Explain how the data could be organized in an unstacked format.
b. Explain how the data could be organized in a stacked format.
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