Question 1. For the following description of data, identify the W's, specify for each variable whether its use indicates that it should be treated as categorical or quantitative, and, for any quantitative variable, identify the units in which it was measured (or note that they were not provided]. Because of the difculty of weighing a tiger in the jungle, researchers caught and measured 24 tigers, recording their weight, whisker length, body length, and sex. They hoped to find a way to estimate weight from the other, more easily determined quantities. Who was measured? A, B, C or D? A. 24 assorted animals in the jungle B. European tigers C. 24 tigers D. This information is not given Explain. Question 2. For the following description of data, identify the W's, specify for each variable whether its use indicates that it should be treated as categorical or quantitative, and, for any quantitative variable, identify the units in which it was measured (or note that they were not provided]. Business analysts hoping to provide information helpful to Canadian corn growers compiled these data about corn elds: size (square kilometres), number of months in existence, province, varieties of corn grown, average price per gram, gross sales, and percent profit. Who was measured? A, B, C or D? A. Prots of Canadian corn growers B. Canadian corn C. Canadian corn elds D. This information is not given. Explain