When Making a Frequency Table for a Nominal Variable, the Values

question 63

Multiple Choice

When making a frequency table for a nominal variable, the values listed on the left-hand side of the frequency table should be:

• A)the percent correct
• B)the number of social interactions per week
• C)the categories of the variable
• D)the appropriate interval groupings

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Definitions:

Random Sample

A smaller group selected from a broader group, ensuring each person has the same probability of selection.

Confidence Interval

With a certain probability, a specified interval in statistics presumed to include the actual value of a parameter from a population whose characteristics are not known.

Regular Unleaded Gasoline

A type of gasoline without lead additives, used in motor vehicles, that meets specific octane and emissions standards.

Gas Stations

Places where fuel for vehicles, such as gasoline or diesel, is sold to the public.