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General Mathematics · Unit 3 · Bivariate data analysis 1 · Identifying and describing associations between two categorical variables

Understand the meaning of bivariate data.

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Which of the following scenarios describes a bivariate dataset?

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A marine biologist records the water temperature (°C) and the number of whale sightings per day at a coastal observation station over a 10-day period. The data is shown in the table below. Determine whether water temperature and whale sightings represent bivariate data, identify the type of each variable, classify the association shown in the data, and calculate the percentage of days when water temperature was below 16°C and whale sightings exceeded 8.

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