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Based on past experience, it is predicted that 31% of registered voters in Oklahoma will vote in the next primary. The 31% would be considered an example of:

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Option D is correct.

The 31% would be considered an example of inferential statistics.

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Based on past experience, it is predicted that 31% of registered voters in Oklahoma will vote in the next primary. The 31% would be considered an example of:

A) Qualitative data

B) Descriptive statistics

C) A sample

D) Inferential statistics

Solution

Taking the options one at a time.

- Qualitative data is a dataset where the members of the dataset are grouped or represented according to some categorical condition or property. It is also called categorical data. It is normally non-numerical in nature. This is obviously not the correct answer.

- Descriptive Statistics are brief or summary statistics that summarize a given data set. Descriptive statistics are broken down into measures of central tendency and measures of dispersion or variability (the spread of the distribution about the mean). The 31% is a prediction using past datasets, it isn't a descriptive statistic to summarize all that is in the current dataset.

- A sample is a dataset that consists of variables picked from the population distribution. It is a smaller set of variables usually extracted from the population. This is also not the answer.

Inferential Statistics uses results from the past datasets or dataset using some other condition to obtain a predicted statistic for a current dataset or the dataset given current conditions.

From the question, the results from the old dataset (based on past experiences), is used to predict some statistic (percentage of registered voters in Oklahoma who will vote in the next primary). It is evident that this is the answer; 31% prediction for registered voters in Oklahoma will vote in the next primary, was made using past experience. Inferential Statistic.

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