1. Here are the four steps of the statistical process in correct order: 1) Plan - <span>Form a question that can be answered by data. 2) Collect data - D</span><span>esign and implement a plan that collects data. 3) Process - </span><span>Analyze the data using graphical and numerical methods. 4) Present and discuss - </span><span>Interpret and compare the data. So your answer is the last option.
2. I am definitely sure that </span><span>Edgar wrote a statistical, because every neighbor can give a different answer. A statistical question is the question which you don't expect to get only one answer. Instead of that you will get a variety of different answers.
3. According to what I've mentioned before, the only statement which shows a characteristic of a statistical question is: </span><span>There can be variability in the answers to the question.
4. I am completely sure that this one is statistical question: </span>How many hours do you spend each week training for a sports league? Because it could be answered with variability.
5. The only statistical question in his survey is: <span>How many hours do you spend at the food court each month?. Because it gives him more different answers for his survey.</span>
For this one I'll do estimates. 271 estimated would drop down to 270. And 425 would bump up to 430. Adding 270 and 400 you would get a round number of 700!
