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Mathematics, 25.04.2021 02:10 marissacampbell8028

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A STATISTICAL QUESTION? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. A. WHO IS MY BEST FRIEND'S FAVORITE MOVIE STAR?
WHO IS MY BEST FRIEND'S FAVORITE MOVIE STAR?
B. DOES MY DAD LKE TO GO FISHING?
DOES MY DAD LKE TO GO FISHING?
C. WHAT IS THE FAVORITE COLOR OF EACH STUDENT IN MY CLASS?
WHAT IS THE FAVORITE COLOR OF EACH STUDENT IN MY CLASS?
D. CAN MY MOM DO A CARTWHEEL?
CAN MY MOM DO A CARTWHEEL?
E. HOW MANY LETTERS ARE IN MY FIRST NAME?
HOW MANY LETTERS ARE IN MY FIRST NAME?
F. WHERE DO STUDENTS AT MY SCHOOL GO ON VACATION IN THE SUMMER?
WHERE DO STUDENTS AT MY SCHOOL GO ON VACATION IN THE SUMMER?

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