95. In a football league, the worst-performing teams get the opportunity to select the best linebackers coming out of college during the draft. A journal collected data for all 326 linebackers drafted in the past 40 years as part of a study. Several variables were measured for each linebacker, induding forty-yard dash speed, weight, and production score (higher scores indicate more productive linebackers). The researchers discovered that forty-yard dash speed is only weakly related to performance. They concluded that "faster linebackers do not appear to perform any better." Complete parts (a) through (c) below. a. What is the experimental unit for this study? A draft position O A linebacker O A researcher O A football team b. Identify the type (quantitative or qualitative) of each variable measured. Is forty-yard dash speed a quantitative or qualitative variable? O A. Quantitative O B. Qualitative Is weight a quantitative or qualitative variable? O A. Qualitative O B. Quantitative Is production score a quantitative or qualitative variable? Note that production score is a value calculated from players' statistics to measure their performance. A. Qualitative O B. Quantitative c. Is the study an application of descriptive or inferential statistics? Explain. O A. The study is an application of inferential statistics because it measured different variables for each linebacker and presented the data in a convenient form. O B. The study is an application of descriptive statistics because it measured different variables for each linebacker and presented the data in a convenient form. O C. The study is an application of descriptive statistics because it uses the sample of 326 linebackers to draw a conclusion about drafting linebackers in general. O D. The study is an application of inferential statistics because it uses the sample of 326 linebackers to draw a conclusion about drafting linebackers in general