Summer tourism levels seem to be increasing steadily in the National Parks. A su

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Summer tourism levels seem to be increasing steadily in the National Parks. A survey conducted in 2010 calculated seasonal revenue from tourism for 45 small towns, each located within ten miles of a national How could a recreation planner determine whether seasonal revenue from last year (2014) has significantly increased since 2010 for these same communities? a. Pearson's correlation coefficient b. Matched pairs t-test c. Nearest Neighbor analysis d. Phi Coefficient e. Regression analysis Urban geographers have long thought that home lot size increases with distance from the central business district (CBD). How might a geographer test this hypothetical relationship to predict home lot sizes ix miles from the CBD? a. Mann Whitney U b. Regression analysis c. Kruskal-Wallace Analysis of Variance d. Point pattern analysis (quadrat) e. Chi-square test for homogeneity

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45 . Here we are analysing seasonal revenue from tourism for 45 small towns, each located within 10 miles of national park.

Hence for this we use c. Nearest neighbour analysis.

Nearest neighbor analysis examines the distances between each point and the closest point to it.

46 . Here we need to analyse relationship between homee lot sizes and distance from central business district.

Hence here we use b. Regression analysis

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