Does a new mosquito repellent lead to fewer mosquito bites than the standard mosquito repellent on the market? Participants who volunteer to take part in this study are randomly assigned to either use the new repellant or the standard repellant by spraying the repellent on their arms and legs and then spending several hours in an area known to be populated by mosquitos. After 12 hours, each participant is examined for mosquito bites, and the number of mosquito bites is recorded for each participant. The response variable is the

Group of answer choices

a. location on the body where most mosquito bites occurred.

b. number of mosquito bites.

c. amount of mosquito repellent used.

d. type of mosquito repellent.

te. ime of year in which the study took place.