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When an administrator at a local hospital prepares a series of charts and graphs pertaining to the patients that have stayed at

the hospital during the past month, she is using which general category and statistical analysis?

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Tresset [83]2 years ago

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<span>Descriptive Statistics is what is being used (please rate and thanks)</span>

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2. Indicate what amount will be shown in the statements for cash

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b. The entire "busy season to date" — that is, December 1 through March 31.

1. Indicate what amount will be shown in the statements for Lift Ticket Revenue.

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2. Indicate what amount will be shown in the statements for cash.

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Lift ticket value = Lift ticket value for the month ended December 31 + Lift ticket value for the month ended January 31 + Lift ticket value for the month ended February 28 + Lift ticket value for the month ended March 31 …………………….. (1)

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