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irinina [24]
2 years ago
7

Zoe is doing a survey to find the time her classmates spend playing video games. She asks the following question:

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2 answers:
Vladimir [108]2 years ago
7 0
The data she would collect would be grouping people depending on how much video games they played. 

This however, is not a statistical question. Instead, she should set for example: 1-3 hrs per week, 4-6 hrs, etc. People play different amounts of hours, and so you cannot set a specific number, it must be a "range-of-numbers".

Also the question itself is kinda judging and comparative

so overall, umm... this question isn't really good

hope this helps :D
brilliants [131]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A) It is expected that she collects data in a table like follows:

hours played weekly | number of students

0                                  | 2

1                                   | 3

2                                  | 5

...                                  | ...

B) The question is not a statistical question because a single answer is expected. A statistical question would be <em>How many hours do students spend playing video games? </em> and the answer would be the average of the previously collected data.

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