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Thirty of the 198 students enrolled in Statistics 101 were asked if they wanted Exam II to be a or ...

Thirty of the 198 students enrolled in Statistics 101 were asked if they wanted Exam II to be a

or an

assessment. Twenty, or about 67%, of the students polled indicated a preference for an

exam. The professor concluded that the majority of students in Statistics 101 would prefer an

examination for the second assessment. Did the professor perform a descriptive study or an inferential study?

▸ Descriptive

▸ Inferential

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