The data in the accompanying table were collected from a statistics class. The first row gives the variable, and each of the other rows represents a student in the class. Suppose you wanted to know whether the men or the women tended to be taller. Could you do that with this data table? If so, which variables would you use?
The data in the accompanying table were collected from a statistics class. The first row gives the variable, and each of the other rows represents a student in the class. Suppose you wanted to know whether the men or the women tended to be taller. Could you do that with this data table? If so, which variables would you use?
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Transcribed Image Text:The data in the accompanying table were collected from a statistics class. The first row gives the variable, and each of the other rows represents a student in the
class. Suppose you wanted to know whether the men or the women tended to be taller. Could you do that with this data table? If so, which variables would you use?
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Choose the correct answer below.
O A. Yes, this data table could be used. Female and Height would be used.
OB. No, because data on Female are not included in the table.
OC. Yes, this data table could be used. College Units Acquired and Female would be used.
OD. No, because data on Height are not included in the table.
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Female
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
Commute
Distance
(Miles)
0
0
0
16
19
0
0
0
24
10
0
Height Number of College Units
Hair Color Ring Size (inches) Aunts
Acquired
Black
8.5
71
6
32
Blonde
8.0
65
0
19
Brown
7
63
4
0
Black
10.0
65
1
31
Black
6.5
71
1
15
Brown
5.5
59
0
12
Black
12.0
78
4
40
Blonde
5.5
72
6
18
Brown
8.0
62
1
16
Black
8.0
63
4
40
Black
9.0
61.5
3
44
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