Accessed from jacksonville.craigslist.org on 5/5/2015 Year Make Model 2006 Ford Focus 2000 Ford Explorer 2005 SAAB 93 1998 Honda 2004 Ford Prelude Mustang GT Price Miles 3900 1700 Color Size Type 165000 Beige Compact Sedan 199000 Red Full size SUV Cylinders Condition 4 Good 6 Good 4 Excellent 4 Good 2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser 2004 Honda Accord 2004 Mitsubishi Lancer 2006 Honda Odyssey 2800 8500 2006 Kia Rio 2500 2003 Dodge Stratus 2700 3950 123108 Black Full size Sedan 3050 158300 Black Compact Coupe 46000 Black Compact Coupe 1700 167000 Blue Mid size Coupe 9500 1950 123000 Beige Mid size Sedan 145000 White Compact Sedan 131000 Silver Full size Mini-van 146818 Silver Compact Sedan 185000 White Mid size Coupe 8 Like New 4 Good 4 Excellent 4 Good 6 Excellent 4 Fair 4 Excellent 2002 Mitsubishi Eclipse 3600 2013 Honda Accord 17500 2005 Toyota Corolla 5000 2000 Toyota Corolla 2003 Mercedes C240 2004 Ford Explorer 2400 142025 Black Compact Hatchback 32000 Grey Full size Sedan 129000 Red Compact Sedan 1999 127000 Green Compact Sedan 3700 146035 Black Compact Sedan 213000 Silver Full size SUV 6 Excellent 4 Excellent 4 Good 4 Fair 6 Good 6 Excellent 1999 Ford F250 4000 235450 Red Full size Truck 8 Good 2005 Nissan Maxima 4800 103000 Black Compact Sedan 6 Good 2001 Saturn 2600 150000 Silver Compact Coupe 4 Good 1. Data Classification: Classify each variable as qualitative or quantitative. Classify each variable as nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio. Classify the quantitative variables as continuous or discrete. Explain your classifications. (3 points each) Example: Imagine the data were about homes for rent. The variable "bedrooms" is quantitative-ratio data because it has a true zero; a value of 0 for that variable means that there are no bedrooms. It is discrete random variable because it is a count, not a measurement. a. b. Year c. Make d. Model e. Price f. Miles g. Color h. Size i. Type j. Cylinders