The frequency table shows the stated religions of first-year college students in

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The frequency table shows the stated religions of first-year college students in a particular year. Complete parts (a) through (c) below. EEA Click the icon to view the frequency table. a. State whether the data are qualitative or quantitative. The data are because religions are b. Draw a bar graph if the data are qualitative. Draw a line chart if the data are quantitative. Choose the correct graph below. O A. O B. OC. C DE F c. Discuss interesting features of the data revealed by the display choose the correct answer below. o A. There appears to be no percentage that is significantly larger or smaller than the rest of the percentage values. Al the data values are roughly the same size. o B. Religion D has by far the largest percentage value and religion Chas the second largest percentage value. The percentage values for the other religions are o relatively similar in magnitude. from religion B to igion E and remains constant from E to F. Religion E has the largest percentage value in the sample. c. The steady O D. Religion Chas by far the largest percentage value and religion D has the second largest percentage value. The percentage values for the other relgions are relatively similar in magnitude.

Explanation / Answer

a. Qualitative, as religions are groups/categories.
b. The C and D are wrong representations as they are line charts. Since I can't see the data in the question, can you make sure you choose that graph from A and B for which region wise counts are matching.
c. A doesn't seem the answer( given above part has A or B as right answer, there is not equal frequencies in the plots)

C is wrong, if I were to use the same logic as above

Depending upond data( check which has more freq C or D), choose optionB if Dreligion has higher freq or choose D if religionC has the highest freq

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