Mathematics, 24.03.2021 23:40, niellerodriguez1802
A bar graph shows the favorite colors of 30 people. Does it make sense to describe the distribution of this data?
A) You can count how many people out of 30 like each color because the data is quantitative. So, it makes sense to describe the distribution of this data.
B) Bar graphs always show statistical data. So, it makes sense to describe the distribution of this data.
C) The order of the colors is arbitrary because the data is qualitative. So, it does not make sense to describe the distribution of this data.
D) 30 people is not a very large sample set. So, it does not make sense to describe the distribution of this data.
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