You have data on a large group of college students. Here are four pairs of varia

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You have data on a large group of college students. Here are four pairs of variables measured on these students. For each pair, ls it more reasonable to simply explore the relationship between the two varlables, or to view one of the variables as an explanatory variable and the other as a response va riable? In the latter case, which is the explanatory varlable, and which is the response varlable? (For each answer, select all that apply,) (a) number of lectures attended In your statistics course and grade on the final exam for the course Grade on the final exam Is the response variable. Grade on the final exam is the explanatory variable. Number of lectures attended is the explanatory variable. Explore the relationship between the two variables. Number of lectures attended is the response variable. (b) number of hours per week spent exercising and calories burned per week O Explore the relationship between the two variables. D Number of hours per week spent exercising is the response variable. Number of hours per week spent exercising is the explanatory variable. 2 Calories burned per week is the response variable Calories burned per week is the explanatory variable. (c) hours per week spent online using Facebook and grade point average O Hours per week spent online using Facebook is the response variable. Explore the relationship between the two variables. Grade point average is the explanatory variable. a Hours per week spent online using Facebook is the explanatory variable. D Grade point average is the response variable.

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It is more reasonable to simply explore the relationship between the two variables as the hours spend using Facebook and IQ do not look to be correlated

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