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alina1380 [7]
1 year ago
14

How do you categorize each of these questions as one of these types

Mathematics
1 answer:
Sindrei [870]1 year ago
6 0

The statistical questions are:

  • On average, how many books does each person in the United States read each year
  • Which book was read most by students in the class, this summer

The non-statistical questions are:

  • How many acts are there in the play Romeo and Juliet
  • How many books are in the class right not

<h3>How to categorize the questions?</h3>

As a general rule, questions whose answers can be determined using a single data point are non-statistical questions.

Using the above rule, we have the non-statistical questions to be:

  • How many acts are there in the play Romeo and Juliet
  • How many books are in the class right not

As a general rule, questions whose answers cannot be determined using a single data point are statistical questions.

Using the above rule, we have the statistical questions to be:

  • On average, how many books does each person in the United States read each year
  • Which book was read most by students in the class, this summer

Also, both statistical questions are numerical

Read more about statistical questions at

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