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Car manufacturers measure the length of time a car sits on the dealer's lot prior to sale. Popular cars might only sit on average for 10 days, whereas overstocked models sit for months. This company collected data each month for the length of time cars sat on dealer lots for 10 models from 2002 to 2016. Let the variable "Lot" record the length of time each model sits on the lot. (a) Identify whether the data are cross sectional or a time series. (b) Indicate if the variable is categorical, ordinal, or numerical (If a variable is numerical, include its units if possible). (c) List any concerns that you might have for the accuracy of the data. (a) ine data are a ume series. (b) Determine the variable type and, if numerical, the units, if possible. Variable Name Type and Units Lot numerical; days (c) List any concerns. Select all that apply. A. Some dealers may not report this information accurately.B. Perhaps not all dealers report this information. C. Some dealers may not stock all 10 models. D. There are no concerns regarding the accuracy of the data. Clear all Check