STATISTICS-PRINT COMPANION+ACCESS+CARD
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Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter A, Problem 9E

a.

To determine

Identify the type of variables that the question pertains to from the given list.

  • One categorical variable.
  • One quantitative variable.
  • One categorical variable and one quantitative variable.
  • Two categorical variables.
  • Two quantitative variables.

b.

To determine

Identify the type of graph that could be used to visualize the data corresponding to the question.

  • Segmented or side-by-side bar charts.
  • Side-by-side boxplots, dotplots, or histograms
  • Bar chart or pie chart.
  • Scatterplot.
  • Boxplot.

c.

To determine

Identify the type(s) of statistic(s) that could be used to summarize the data corresponding to the question.

  • Correlation or slope from regression.
  • Two-way table or difference in proportion.
  • Mean, median, standard deviation, range, IQR.
  • Statistics by group or difference in means.
  • Frequency or relative frequency table, proportion.

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