2.3.6.Did the three experiments have similar results? Probably not. If youexperiment a fourth time, do you expect the results to be identical to the first,second, or third experiment? (Answer yes or no.) Why or why not?Which experiment do you thínk had the correct results? They all did.The job of the statistician is to see through the variability and drawappropriate conclusions.Assessment1. Determine whether the data is quantitative or qualitative. If it isquantitative, indicate whether it is continuous or discrete.a. The number of t-shirts you ownb. The type of pen you useC. Places where you go on vacationd. The distance from your home to your schoole. The number of classmates you have in Math 119f. The tuition for the whole school yearg. The type of phone you useh. TV station ratingsi. TV channel preferencesj. Height of basketball players2. Determine the type of measuring scale being used. Is it nominal,ordinal, interval, or ratio? (2 points each)a. High school men basketball players classified by their athleticability: Average, Above average, Superiorb. Body temperatures of health workers in the quarantine facility:34.5, 36.1, 35.4, 36, 36.7, and 35.8/C. The colors of crayons in a 12-crayon boxf d. A satisfaction survey of the academic website by number: 1 = notsatisfied, 2 = somewhat satisfied, 3 = very satisfiedé. Income measured in pesosh f. Time of day on an analog watchi g. The distance in Km to the closest grocery storeJh. The dates 1066, 1492, 1644, 1947, 1944k i. The Weights of 41 - 60-year-old womenj. The letter-grade A, B, C, D, and F%3D%3D 2.3.. Suppose the Department of Energy in the Philippines surveyed 200gasoline stations to determine the average price per liter of specialgasoline. They found out that on June 03, 2020, the average price wasPhp39.80 per liíter.a. Determine the sample and the population in the givensituation.b. Describe the sample data.2. Construct a two-column table, like below. Write three examples ofdata and the corresponding information once they are processed.InformationDatae.g., raw scores in a quizthe average score of the student3. Try this experiment thrice. Roll a fair die (6-sided) 25 times. Tallybelow the number of ones, twos, threes, fours, fives, and sixes you get("frequency" is the number of times a specific face of the die occurs):First Trials (25 rolls)Face on DieFrequency124.Second Trials (25 rolls)Face on DieFrequency13.4.6.Third Trials (25 rolls)Face on DieFrequency1.

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2.3.6.Did the three experiments have similar results? Probably not. If youexperiment a fourth time, do you expect the results to be identical to the first,second, or third experiment? (Answer yes or no.) Why or why not?Which experiment do you thínk had the correct results? They all did.The job of the statistician is to see through the variability and drawappropriate conclusions.Assessment1. Determine whether the data is quantitative or qualitative. If it isquantitative, indicate whether it is continuous or discrete.a. The number of t-shirts you ownb. The type of pen you useC. Places where you go on vacationd. The distance from your home to your schoole. The number of classmates you have in Math 119f. The tuition for the whole school yearg. The type of phone you useh. TV station ratingsi. TV channel preferencesj. Height of basketball players2. Determine the type of measuring scale being used. Is it nominal,ordinal, interval, or ratio? (2 points each)a. High school men basketball players classified by their athleticability: Average, Above average, Superiorb. Body temperatures of health workers in the quarantine facility:34.5, 36.1, 35.4, 36, 36.7, and 35.8/C. The colors of crayons in a 12-crayon boxf d. A satisfaction survey of the academic website by number: 1 = notsatisfied, 2 = somewhat satisfied, 3 = very satisfiedé. Income measured in pesosh f. Time of day on an analog watchi g. The distance in Km to the closest grocery storeJh. The dates 1066, 1492, 1644, 1947, 1944k i. The Weights of 41 - 60-year-old womenj. The letter-grade A, B, C, D, and F%3D%3D 2.3.. Suppose the Department of Energy in the Philippines surveyed 200gasoline stations to determine the average price per liter of specialgasoline. They found out that on June 03, 2020, the average price wasPhp39.80 per liíter.a. Determine the sample and the population in the givensituation.b. Describe the sample data.2. Construct a two-column table, like below. Write three examples ofdata and the corresponding information once they are processed.InformationDatae.g., raw scores in a quizthe average score of the student3. Try this experiment thrice. Roll a fair die (6-sided) 25 times. Tallybelow the number of ones, twos, threes, fours, fives, and sixes you get(&#34;frequency&#34; is the number of times a specific face of the die occurs):First Trials (25 rolls)Face on DieFrequency124.Second Trials (25 rolls)Face on DieFrequency13.4.6.Third Trials (25 rolls)Face on DieFrequency1.

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Statistical data is broadly divided into two categories
1. Qualitative data: Data in which we have…