The Hawaii Visitors Bureau collects data on visitors to Hawaii. The following questions were among 16 asked in a questionnaire handed out to passengers during incoming airline flights. The questionnaire appears on the back of a mandatory plants and animals declaration form that passengers must complete during the incoming flight.

1. This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.
2. The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)
3. Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)
4. Total days in Hawaii

(a)What is the population being studied?The population is all permanent residents of Hawaii.The population is the questions on the questionnaire. The population is all visitors flying to the state of Hawaii.The population is everyone who responded to the questionnaire.The population is all travelers flying to their destinations.(b)Is the use of a questionnaire a good way to reach the population of passengers on incoming airline flights? ---Select--- Yes No . Airline flights carry ---Select--- a very small percentage of visitors the vast majority of visitors none of the visitors to the state. Therefore, the use of questionnaires for passengers during incoming flights is ---Select--- a good way not a good way to reach this population.(c)Comment on each of the four questions in terms of whether it will provide categorical or quantitative data.Which questions provide categorical data? (Select all that apply.)This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)Total days in Hawaii Which questions provide quantitative data? (Select all that apply.)This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)Total days in Hawaii

The Hawaii Visitors Bureau collects data on visitors to Hawaii. The following questions were among 16 asked in a questionnaire handed out to passengers during incoming airline flights. The questionnaire appears on the back of a mandatory plants and animals declaration form that passengers must complete during the incoming flight.

1. This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.
2. The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)
3. Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)
4. Total days in Hawaii

(a)What is the population being studied?The population is all permanent residents of Hawaii.The population is the questions on the questionnaire. The population is all visitors flying to the state of Hawaii.The population is everyone who responded to the questionnaire.The population is all travelers flying to their destinations.(b)Is the use of a questionnaire a good way to reach the population of passengers on incoming airline flights? ---Select--- Yes No . Airline flights carry ---Select--- a very small percentage of visitors the vast majority of visitors none of the visitors to the state. Therefore, the use of questionnaires for passengers during incoming flights is ---Select--- a good way not a good way to reach this population.(c)Comment on each of the four questions in terms of whether it will provide categorical or quantitative data.Which questions provide categorical data? (Select all that apply.)This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)Total days in Hawaii Which questions provide quantitative data? (Select all that apply.)This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)Total days in Hawaii

The Hawaii Visitors Bureau collects data on visitors to Hawaii. The following questions were among 16 asked in a questionnaire handed out to passengers during incoming airline flights. The questionnaire appears on the back of a mandatory plants and animals declaration form that passengers must complete during the incoming flight.

1. This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.
2. The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)
3. Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)
4. Total days in Hawaii

(a)What is the population being studied?The population is all permanent residents of Hawaii.The population is the questions on the questionnaire. The population is all visitors flying to the state of Hawaii.The population is everyone who responded to the questionnaire.The population is all travelers flying to their destinations.(b)Is the use of a questionnaire a good way to reach the population of passengers on incoming airline flights? ---Select--- Yes No . Airline flights carry ---Select--- a very small percentage of visitors the vast majority of visitors none of the visitors to the state. Therefore, the use of questionnaires for passengers during incoming flights is ---Select--- a good way not a good way to reach this population.(c)Comment on each of the four questions in terms of whether it will provide categorical or quantitative data.Which questions provide categorical data? (Select all that apply.)This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)Total days in Hawaii Which questions provide quantitative data? (Select all that apply.)This trip to Hawaii is my: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.The primary reason for this trip is: (10 categories, including vacation, convention, honeymoon)Where I plan to stay: (11 categories, including hotel, apartment, relatives, camping)Total days in Hawaii