CITY PRECIP-IN PRECIP-DAY

Phoenix 7.05 36

Little Rock 48.52 100

San Francisco 20.66 67

Denver 12.95 86

Hartford 43.37 127

Wilmington 40.25 114

Washington 38.89 111

Jacksonville 54.47 116

Miami 59.8 128

Atlanta 48.34 115

Chicago 34.44 122

Indianapolis 38.74 121

Des Moines 30.85 103

Wichita 30.58 82

Louisville 43.11 123

New Orleans 56.77 113

Baltimore 41.31 111

Detroit 30.96 129

Minneapolis-St. Paul 25.94 137

Kansas City 37 99

St. Louis 35.89 105

Omaha 30.18 98

Albuquerque 7.77 58

Albany 33.36 135

Buffalo 36.11 166

Cincinnati 39.04 132

Cleveland 34.99 155

Columbus 37.01 134

Philadelphia 39.93 115

Pittsburgh 36.22 147

Identify the Variables - Choose three variables from the data set, including one qualitative, one discrete quantitative and one continuous quantitative - Identify the selected variables as qualitative, discrete quantitative, or continuous quantitative, as well as the level of measurement of each of the variables (nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio)

1.Design a possible study that could have been used to gather the data you found

2. Identify the type of study used (experiment, observational study, survey), and provide some reasons why you believe this would be the correct type of study to use to gather the data

3. Provide specific instructions on how you would have collected this data and what sampling methods you would use in your study in order to achieve an acceptable level of randomness

4 Discuss some potential concerns with your study design, including ethical concerns, sampling biases, non-sampling errors, etc., and what steps you could take to mitigate your concerns