Classify the data as qualitative or quantitative.

Please type either L for Qualitative or N for Quantitative in the text entry box provided.

• Distance (in miles) from Sacramento City College to Folsom Lake College.
• Academic rankings (1st, 2ndand 3rd) of colleges and universities in the United States.
• Types of standard model vehicles available for sale at a Jeep dealership.
• Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, MSRP, (in dollars) of a 2020 Honda Civic.
• Grade Point Average, GPA, of students in a classroom.

Determine whether the quantitative data is continuous or discrete.

Please type either C for Continuous or D for Discrete in the text entry box provided.

• Weight (in pounds) of a Siberian Husky.
• Number of letters in the alphabet.
• Height (in feet) of Barack Obama.
• Time (in seconds) required to complete 40-yard dash.
• Distance (in miles) from Sacramento City College to Folsom Lake College.

Identify the level of measurement for the data set as nominal, ordinal, interval or ratio.

Please type either N for Nominal, O for Ordinal, I for Interval or R for Ratio in the text entry box provided.

• Amount of protein (in grams) in a Double-Double from In-N-Out.
• Motion Picture Ratings (G, PG, PG-13 and R).
• Historical rankings (1st, 2ndand 3rd) of presidents of the United States.
• Temperature of a cup of coffee (in F).
• City of residence in which a randomly selected individual lives.

dentify the sampling technique as simple random, cluster, stratified, convenience or systematic.

Please type either SR for Simple Random, CL for Cluster, ST for Stratified, CO for Convenience or SY for Systematic.

• A number is assigned to every student in the classroom and ten numbers are randomly selected from a hat by the instructor.
• Each individual is chosen entirely by chance and each member of the population has an equal probability of being selected.
• All employees of a company are listed in alphabetical order and placed into groups depending on the first letter of their last name. The groups are A-F, G-K, L-P, Q-U and V-Z. All of the employees in three of the groups are selected for the survey.
• All employees of a company are listed in ascending order of age and every 7thperson on the list is selected.
• The NBA has six divisions - Atlantic, Central, Southeast, Northwest, Pacific and Southwest. You proportionately select a representative sample of 50 professional basketball players using simple random sampling on each division.

Identify the following as either inferential statistics or descriptive statistics.

Please type either I for Inferential or D for Descriptive in the text entry box provided.

• In a survey consisting of 20 randomly selected individuals, vanilla is the most common favorite ice cream flavor.
• From a survey consisting of 20 randomly selected individuals, it is predicted that vanilla is the most common favorite ice cream flavor of the population.
• In a survey consisting of 20 randomly selected individuals, 40% of the participants said that vanilla is their favorite ice cream flavor.
• From a survey consisting of 20 randomly selected individuals, it is predicted that 40% of the population will say that vanilla is their favorite ice cream flavor.
• In a survey consisting of 20 randomly selected individuals, 8 of the participants said that vanilla is their favorite ice cream flavor.