Exercise 2:Division of Statistics
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This document discusses 5 situations involving different divisions of statistics: 1) ranks of contestants is descriptive statistics, 2) ranking honor students by average grade is descriptive statistics, 3) finding the average grade of students is descriptive statistics, 4) ratio of males to females who passed an exam is descriptive statistics, 5) determining the most effective teaching technique is inferential statistics.
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