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Which of the following questions is a statistical question?

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"How many sticks of gum can you eat at one time?" is the finest and most right response. Then the correct option is A.

<h3>What are statistical questions?</h3>

A statistical question is one that may be addressed by gathering data from several sources.

A statistical question is one that may be addressed by gathering data and in which the data is likely to vary. This is not the same as a question with a predetermined response.

The first choice or letter A, "How many sticks of gum can you eat at one time?" is the finest and most right response among the options supplied by your query.

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