PLS HELP ME Can the following question be considered a statistical question, and why? How many hours of movies are watched each week? (1 point) (it's not a ) b) Yes, it anticipates enough variability in responses c) No, it does not specify the population d) Yes, it specifies the population

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Can the following question be considered a statistical question, and why?
How many hours of movies are watched each week? (1 point)

(it's not a )

b) Yes, it anticipates enough variability in responses

c) No, it does not specify the population

d) Yes, it specifies the population
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Yes it is statistical, it anticipates enough variability in responses

Step-by-step explanation:

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