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Which are examples of numerical data sets? Choose all that apply.

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Exactly half were red and exactly one-third were blue, which of the following is not a reasonable number of jelly beans that can be in the jar? Is it 24, 50, 60 or 90.
Lebron James. St. Vincent–St. Mary. 6'6"

Michael Jordan Emsley A. Laney. 5'11"

Stephen Curry Charlotte Christian. 5'6"

3.As much as he learns in his freshmen art seminar about the color blue, Yale student Benson May says, “there is still much more to discover about it.”

4.About one-half of school districts nationwide do not require or recommend that schools provide students with at least 20 minutes to eat lunch once they receive their meal.12

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