A categorical variable has three categories, with the frequencies of occurrence

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A categorical variable has three categories, with the frequencies of occurrence below. a. Compute the percentage of values in each category b. What conclusions can you reach concerning the categories? Category Frequency 26 13 Simplify your answers) b. What conclusions can you reach concerning the categories? O A. Category C occurs more than half of the time. The other two categories occur less than half of the time, with category A being the least likely to occur O B. Category A is the most likely to occur while category C is the least likely to occur All three categories occur less than half of the time O C. Category A is the most likely to occur while category C is the least likely to occur. All three categorles occur more than a quarter of the time O D. Category A occurs more than half of the time. The other two categories occur less than half of the time, with category C being the least likely to occur O E. Category A occurs more than half of the time The other two categories occur less than half of the time, with category B being the least likely to occur

Explanation / Answer

a.

Category Frequency Percentage((Freq/n)*100%)

A 26 52%

B 13 26%

C 11 22%

b. Option D

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