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Identify each of the following variables as qualitative or quantitative. a. Drugs used b. Clothing style c. Amount one paid on taxes d. Total worth of paintings in a collection a. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative? Why? O A. Drugs used is a qualitative variable. Its values are numerical. O B. Drugs used is a quantitative variable. Its values are numerical. O C. Drugs used is a qualitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O D. Drugs used is a quantitative variable. Its values are not numerical. b. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative? Why? O A. Clothing style is a qualitative variable. Its values are numerical. O B. Clothing style is a qualitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O C. Clothing style is a quantitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O D. Clothing style is a quantitative variable. Its values are numerical. c. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative? Why? O A. Amount one paid on taxes is a qualitative variable. Its values are numerical.. O B. Amount one paid on taxes is a qualitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O C. Amount one paid on taxes is a quantitative variable. Its values are numerical. O D. Amount one paid on taxes is a quantitative variable. Its values are not numerical.Identify each of the following variables as qualitative or quantitative. a. Drugs used b. Clothing style c. Amount one paid on taxes d. Total worth of paintings in a collection O C. Drugs used is a qualitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O D. Drugs used is a quantitative variable. Its values are not numerical. b. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative? Why? O A. Clothing style is a qualitative variable. Its values are numerical. O B. Clothing style is a qualitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O C. Clothing style is a quantitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O D. Clothing style is a quantitative variable. Its values are numerical. c. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative? Why? O A. Amount one paid on taxes is a qualitative variable. Its values are numerical.. O B. Amount one paid on taxes is a qualitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O C. Amount one paid on taxes is a quantitative variable. Its values are numerical. O D. Amount one paid on taxes is a quantitative variable. Its values are not numerical. d. Is the variable qualitative or quantitative? Why? O A. Total worth of paintings in a collection is a quantitative variable. Its values are numerical. O B. Total worth of paintings in a collection is a qualitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O C. Total worth of paintings in a collection is a quantitative variable. Its values are not numerical. O D. Total worth of paintings in a collection is a qualitative variable. Its values are numerical.Observing that the proportion of blue candies in his bowl appeared to be less than that of the Freq ue my :I Color other colors, a student decided to compare the color distribution in randomly chosen bags of Brown 156 the candy to the theoretical distribution reported by the candy company's consumer affairs. For Yellow 11? his study, the student bought three bags of the colored candies from local stores and counted Red 109 the number of each color. The average number of each color in the three bags (rounded to the Orange 55 nearest integer) was distributed as shown to the right. Use this data to complete parts (a) Green 45 throth {c}. Blue 45 a. Obtain a relative-frequency distribution. Color | Frequency | Relative Frequency Brown 156 Yellow 11? Red 109 Orange 55 Green 45 Blue 45 [Round to three decimal places as needed.) b. Draw a pie chart. Choose the correct chart below. : J c. [:1 D. [:1 A. [:1 B. I 29.5% 20.2% I 22.2% I 29.5% 22.2% I 20.2% 1:. Construct a bar chart. Choose the correct chart below. I 29.0% 22.4% I 20.9% I 30.5% 22.4% I 20.5% Observing that the proportion of blue candies in his bowl appeared to be less than that of the Color Frequency I:I other colors, a student decided to compare the color distribution in randomly chosen bags of Brown 156 the candy to the theoretical distribution reported by the candy company's consumer affairs. For Yellow 11? his study, the student bought three bags of the colored candies from local stores and counted Red 109 the number of each color. The average number of each color in the three bags (rounded to the Orange 55 nearest integer) was distributed as shown to the right. Use this data to complete parts (a) Green 45 through [c]. Blue 45 Green 45 :l Blue 45 :| [Round to three decimal places as needed.) b. Draw a pie chart. Choose the correct chart below. DA. 03. DC. on. I 29.5% I 29.5% I 29.5% I 35.5% 22.2% 22.4% I 25. r% I 25.9% I 15.4% 1:. Construct a bar chart. Choose the correct chart below. on. on. oc. 5. Q 5. Q 5. Q 5 Q a Q .5; 5 =92 =02 =92 E m' 2 r3 2 a' E E E W Ell \"I II II II BrYROGBI BrYROGBI BrYROGBI Color Color Color