The following data table (table 1.2) is composed of three variables: country of origin (COUNTRY), per capita cigarette consumption (CIG 1930), and lung cancer mortality (LUNGA).

TABLE 1.2 Per capita cigarette consumption in 1930 (CIG 1930) and lung cancer cases per 100,000 in 1950 (LUNGCA) in 11 countries. COUNTRY CIG1930 LUNGCA USA 1300 20 Great Britain 1100 46 Finland 1100 35 Switzerland 510 25 Canada 500 15 Holland 490 24 Australia 480 18 Denmark 380 17 Sweden 300 11 Norway 250 9 Iceland 230 Source: Doll, R. (1955). Etiology of lung cancer. Advances Cancer Research, 3, 1-50. From the above table answer the following: (a) The unit of observation in the above table (Table 1.2) is (1 point) b) This data table has how many observations, variables, and values? (1 point) (c) What is the value of CIG1930 variable for observation 3 in Table 1.2? (1 point) (d) Classify each variable in Table 1.2 as quantitative, ordinal, or categorical (2 points) For questions 10-14, determine whether the given value is a statistic or a parameter 12. In studying the Loggerhead turtle on Anna Maria Island, FL, scientists observe the average (mean) number of hatchlings in all 253 nests (2.5 points) (2.5 points) 2