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The data in the accompanying table were collected from a statistics class. The first row gives the?variable, and each of the other rows represents a student in the class. Suppose you wanted to know whether ring size and height were associated. Could you do that with this data?table? If?so, which variables would you?use?

X i Histogram 0.30- 0.25- 0.20- Relative Frequency 0.15 0.10- 0.05- 0.00- 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 Calories Print DoneMillions in One Year HBP TU HBG 00\fMatch each descn'ption with the correct histogram of the data. 1. The age of death ofa sample of 19 typical women in the US. 2. The yearly:r tuition for 142 colleges. 85 ofwhich are private and 57' of which are state-supported. 3. The outcomes of rolling a fair die [with six sides] 51100 times. A B C Frequency Frequency What is the correct we}:I to match the descriptions to the histogram? O A. 113.2343, 31A Q B. 1:9El, 2bit, 3H) O C. 1>A1 22-3, 3}(3 O D. 1>C, 2}A, 3>B Commute College Distance Ring Height Number of Units Living Female (Miles) Hair Color Size (inches) Aunts Acquired Situation Black 8.5 70 31 Dorm Brown 8.0 64 19 Dorm Brown 8 61 0 Dorm 16 Black 10.0 65 27 Commuter 19 Black 5.5 72 15 Commuter Black 7.5 59 WASBO- NNOU 12 Dorm Blonde 12.0 78 42 Dorm Brown 5.5 71 18 Dorm 23 Brown 8.0 63 16 Commuter 13 Brown 8.5 61 40 Commuter Blonde 8.0 62.5 49 Dorm