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1 year ago

Which of the following is a statistical question that can result in numerical data?

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The option that is statistical question that can result in numerical data is D) What is the height of the tallest player on a team?

<h3>What is a statistical question?</h3>

A statistical question is one that can be answered by gathering varying amounts of data. A statistical question is one that may be answered by gathering data and for which the data will vary. Questions answered with a single data point are not statistical questions since the data utilized to answer the question is not variable.

The height of the tallest member on a team is undoubtedly a statistical question, because there are multiple players on a team, and their heights cannot be the same. So asking for the tallest player merely indicates that some players are taller than others and that at least one player is taller than all other players.

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<u>Complete options</u>

A) What is your favorite color? B) What is the total number of eggs in 5 dozen? C) What is the total number of ounces in a gallon? D) What is the height of the tallest player on a team?

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