A West Coast university statistics professor wishes to determine which surfboard brand delivers consistently longer rides, Channel Island or JS. He recruits two of his students who surf to assist in an experiment, and the student assigned to the Channel Island board is determined by coin flip. The three head out to the beach for an afternoon, with the professor holding up a sign at random times for the respective student to catch the next wave on his board, and the time spent on that wave is recorded. This is repeated until each student has ridden 10 waves. The brand of surfboard in this story is A) the explanatory variable. B) a parameter. C) stratified. D) the response variable. E) blinded.

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Imani Ashley

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8 June, 19:27

A West Coast university statistics professor wishes to determine which surfboard brand delivers consistently longer rides, Channel Island or JS. He recruits two of his students who surf to assist in an experiment, and the student assigned to the Channel Island board is determined by coin flip. The three head out to the beach for an afternoon, with the professor holding up a sign at random times for the respective student to catch the next wave on his board, and the time spent on that wave is recorded. This is repeated until each student has ridden 10 waves. The brand of surfboard in this story is A) the explanatory variable. B) a parameter. C) stratified. D) the response variable. E) blinded.

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Carson Arroyo · Answer 1

This is repeated until each student has ridden 10 waves. The brand of surfboard in this story is "the explanatory variable"

Step-by-step explanation:

the explanatory variable otherwise known as the the Independent variable.

in the scenario above the brand of surfboard is independent of the event because the brand doesn't matter in the experiment.