In the Sampling Words applet with the Gettysburg Address using the variable short, the horizontal axis of
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In the Sampling Words applet with the Gettysburg Address using the variable short, the horizontal axis of the population represents whether or not a word is short—a categorical variable. When you start taking samples of size 10, do the horizontal axes of the two other graphs also represent whether or not a word is short? If not, what do they represent? Are they all categorical variables?
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