A categorical variable has three categories, with the frequencies of occurrence below. b. What conclusions can you reach concerning the categories? Category Frequency % Values A 9 18% B 26 52% C 15 30% a. Category B occurs more than half of the time. The other two categories occurs less than half of the time, with category A being the least likely to occur. b. Category B occurs more than half of the time. The other two categories occur less than half of the time, with Category C being the least likely to occur. c. Category B is the most likely to occur while category A is the least likely to occur. All three categories occur more than a quarter of the time. d. Category B is the most likely to occur while category A is the least likely to occur. All three categories occur less than half of the time. e. Category A occurs more than half of the time. The other two categories occur less than half of the time, with category B being the least likely to occur.
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Category
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Frequency
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% Values | |
|---|---|---|---|
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A
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9
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18%
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B
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26
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52%
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C
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15
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30% |
a. Category B occurs more than half of the time. The other two categories occurs less than half of the time, with category A being the least likely to occur.
b. Category B occurs more than half of the time. The other two categories occur less than half of the time, with Category C being the least likely to occur.
c. Category B is the most likely to occur while category A is the least likely to occur. All three categories occur more than a quarter of the time.
d. Category B is the most likely to occur while category A is the least likely to occur. All three categories occur less than half of the time.
e. Category A occurs more than half of the time. The other two categories occur less than half of the time, with category B being the least likely to occur.
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