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Chapter 1: Q. 2 (page 5)

Jake is a car buff who wants to find out more about the vehicles that students at his school drive. He gets permission to go to the student parking lot and record some data. Later, he does some research about each model of car on the Internet. Finally, Jake makes a spread-sheet that includes each car鈥檚 model, year, color, number of cylinders, gas mileage, weight, and whether it has a navigation system.

What variables did Jake measure? Identify each as categorical or quantitative.

Short Answer

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in Jake's study he has 3 categories and 3 quotative measures

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01

Given Description

According to the scenario Jake is a car buff who wants to find out more about the vehicles that students at his school drive. He gets permission to go to the student parking lot and record some data.

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Step 2:  Explanation of Solution

According to Jake's study

Variables are;

Category Wise;

1. Car model

2. Colour

3. Navigation system.

In quantitative

1. Year

2. Cylinders

3. Mileage

Here in the Jake's study

car model (categorical), year (Quantitative), colour (categorical), no of cylinders (Quantitative), Gas mileage (Quantitative), navigation system (categorical).

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