Comparing Two Categorical Variables Answers

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Three car dealerships were surveyed about the number of vehicles that were sold with automatic or manual transmissions. The results are displayed below.

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A
There is an association because the distribution of purchasing an automatic differs among the dealerships.
B
There is an association because the distribution of purchasing an automatic is the same among the dealerships.
C
There is no association because the distribution of purchasing an automatic differs among the dealerships.
D
There is no association because the distribution of purchasing an automatic is the same among the dealerships.
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Customers in a coffee shop were asked if they prefer caffeinated or decaffeinated coffee and if they prefer their coffee with or without milk. The results are displayed below.

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For those who prefer caffeinated coffee, a higher percentage of people prefer it with milk.
B
For those who prefer decaffeinated coffee, a higher percentage of people prefer it with milk.
C
For those who prefer caffeinated coffee, a higher percentage of people prefer it without milk.
D
The percentage of those who prefer their coffee without milk is the same for both types of coffee.
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Several students were selected to participate in a two-question survey. They were asked if they prefer a cat or dog as a pet, and if they prefer soup or salad for lunch. The results are displayed below.

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There is an association because the distribution of lunch preference differs among the pet groups.
B
There is an association because distribution of lunch preference is approximately the same among the pet groups.
C
There is no association because the distribution of lunch preference differs among the pet groups.
D
There is no association because the distribution of lunch preference is approximately the same among the pet groups.
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Does eating a mint affect a person’s taste buds? To answer this question, students were randomly placed into two groups. One group had to eat a mint, and the other did not. Then all the students were given a cup that had one of two brands of ice tea. Students were asked to guess which brand of ice tea they had. The results are displayed below.

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Students who ate a mint were more accurate guessers.
B
Students who did not eat a mint were more accurate guessers.
C
Students who did not eat a mint made more incorrect guesses.
D
Eating a mint did not have an effect on a student’s ability to guess the ice tea.
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Does eating a mint affect a person’s taste buds? To answer this question, students were randomly placed into two groups. One group had to eat a mint, and the other did not. Then all the students were given a cup that had one of two brands of ice tea. Students were asked to guess which brand of ice tea they had. The results are displayed below.

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A
There is an association because the distribution of correct guesses differs among the mint groups.
B
There is an association because the distribution of correct guesses is the same among the mint groups.
C
There is no association because the distribution of correct guesses differs among the mint groups.
D
There is no association because the distribution of correct guesses is the same among the mint groups.
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A group of high school students were surveyed about their handedness and their favorite sport. The results are displayed below.

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A
There is an association because the distribution of sport preference differs among the handedness groups.
B
There is an association because the distribution of sport preference is approximately the same among the handedness groups.
C
There is no association because the distribution of sport preference differs among the handedness groups.
D
There is no association because the distribution of sport preference is approximately the same among the handedness groups.
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The weekly sales results of three sales teams are displayed below.Based on the graph, is there an association between team sales and the day of the week?

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There is an association because the distribution of team sales differs among the days of the week.
B
There is an association because the distribution of team sales is the same among the days of the week.
C
There is no association because the distribution of team sales differs among the days of the week.
D
There is no association because the distribution of team sales is the same among the days of the week.
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A group of high school students were surveyed about their handedness and their favorite sport. The results are displayed below.

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A
The left-handed group has a higher percentage of people who prefer baseball.
B
The right-handed group has a lower percentage of people who prefer basketball.
C
The percentage of people who prefer soccer has a lower percentage in the left-handed group.
D
The percentage of people who prefer football is approximately the same for the right- and left-handed groups.
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In the US, the gear shift for a car with a manual transmission is on the right-hand side of the driver. Does this discourage those who are left-handed from driving a manual transmission car? Several drivers were surveyed about their handedness and the type of transmission they have in their automobile. The results are displayed below.

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There is an association because the distribution of transmission type differs among the handedness groups.
B
There is an association because the distribution of transmission type is the same among the handedness groups.
C
There is no association because the distribution of transmission type differs among the handedness groups.
D
There is no association because the distribution of transmission type is the same among the handedness groups.
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Several students were selected to participate in a two-question survey. They were asked if they prefer a cat or dog as a pet and if they prefer salad or soup for lunch. The results are displayed below.

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The percentage of people who prefer salad for lunch is larger for those who prefer dogs as pets.
B
The percentage of people who prefer soup for lunch is larger for those who prefer cats as pets.
C
The percentage of people who prefer salad for lunch is about the same no matter what their pet preference.
D
The percentage of people who prefer soup for lunch is smaller for those who prefer dogs as pets.

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