A team of researchers believe that passersby walking near a church will donate more money than passersby walking by a government building. They randomly assign participants to walk one of two paths around campus (one near a church and one near a local government building), with an actor in the middle of each path asking for donations. In this example, what is the measured variable?

Please check each of the following options that represents a statistic. Do NOT check any options that are parameters.

The average salary in the United States today is about $55,00 per year. Suppose someone in the United States was earning that much back in 1990. If the consumer price index (CPI) is 286 today and was 130 in 1990, what salary today would be equivalent to $55,000 in 1990?

One of the main differences between stocks and bonds is that

Peter is a journalist and wants to know the number of residents in his city that hate spiders. He uses phone banks to randomly select residents to poll. In this example, the “residents in his city” would be _______.

skew.png In this image, what term correctly describes the skew of the distribution?

X Y 1 1 1 3 2 8 3 9 5 5 For the dataset presented above, calculate Σ(X) + 3

X Y 1 1 1 3 2 8 3 9 5 5In the number set above, what would value Y3 be equal to?

Which of the following best distinguishes a histogram from other types of graphical representations like bar charts or line graphs?

Rapid weight loss, frequent urination, and excessive thirst may be early signs of __________.