When displaying the distribution of a quantitative variable a statistician could use a Select one: a. histogram b. all of these answers are correct c. boxplot d. stem-and-leaf plot
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Step 1: The statistician could choose to display the distribution of a quantitative variable using a histogram, which shows the frequency distribution of the data. Show more…
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