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Which of the following questions is a statistical question?

What is the top-selling board game?
In what aisle are the board games located in the local store?
How many board games require a deck of cards to play?
How many board games have you played in the past month?

is it d

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Oscar

  1. No, it is C

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    Nirvana

  2. yea checked it that's right

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    jack

  4. Statistical question:
    A question that guides research by defining the population of a given topic and that anticipates variability in the collected data.

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    Unknow Helper

  5. C or D?

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