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Consider the given data set. Answer the following scenario as true or false depending on whether it would be appropriate or not to organize the data into a pie chart. Explain why or why not. Students were asked which types of on-campus organizations they belonged to. The results are in the table below. Greek 10 Service 25 Professional 15 Religious 5 None 10 A. True, the values can be converted to percents, and they will add up to 100%. B. True, the organizations are mutually exclusive. C. False, the values don't add up to 100%. D. False, the organizations are not mutually exclusive.

          Consider the given data set. Answer the following scenario as true or false
depending on whether it would be appropriate or not to organize the data into a pie
chart. Explain why or why not.
Students were asked which types of on-campus organizations they belonged to. The
results are in the table below.
Greek 10
Service 25
Professional 15
Religious 5
None 10
A. True, the values can be converted to percents, and they will add up to
100%.
B. True, the organizations are mutually exclusive.
C. False, the values don't add up to 100%.
D. False, the organizations are not mutually exclusive.
        
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Consider the given data set. Answer the following scenario as true or false
depending on whether it would be appropriate or not to organize the data into a pie
chart. Explain why or why not.
Students were asked which types of on-campus organizations they belonged to. The
results are in the table below.
Greek 10
Service 25
Professional 15
Religious 5
None 10
A. True, the values can be converted to percents, and they will add up to
100%.
B. True, the organizations are mutually exclusive.
C. False, the values don't add up to 100%.
D. False, the organizations are not mutually exclusive.

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Consider the given data set. Answer the following scenario as true or false depending on whether it would be appropriate or not to organize the data into a pie chart. Explain why or why not. Students were asked which types of on-campus organizations they belonged to. The results are in the table below. Greek 10 Service 25 Professional 15 Religious 5 None 10 True, the values can be converted to percentages, and they will add up to 100%. True, the organizations are mutually exclusive. False, the values don't add up to 100%. False, the organizations are not mutually exclusive.
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00:01 Hello everyone in this problem it is given that whether the statement is true or false and if it is false rewrite it as a true statement.
00:10 Now our first statement is a statistic is a measure that describes a population correctistics.
00:17 So we say this statement is false and our correct statement is a statistic is the science of collecting is the science of collecting, organizing, analyzing, analyzing and interpreting and interpreting data in order to make decisions and statistics is a measure that describe a statistic is a measure that describes a sample characteristic.
01:26 Sample characteristic.
01:29 And our next statement is more types of calculations can be performed with data at the nominal level than with data.
01:40 At interval level.
01:42 This statement is also false because the correct statement is data at the nominal level.
01:54 Data at the nominal level can be put in category.
02:05 Data at interval level.
02:07 Data at interval level at interval level can be put in a can be put in a category put in order and you can find therefore, more type of calculations can be performed with data at interval level, then with data at interval level, then with data at the nominal level.
03:16 Nominal level...
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