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karateprodigy

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Counting the number of responses to different parts of a question in a survey and arranging these responses in a frequency distribution is called _____.
 a. elaboration analysis
  b. spurious analysis
  c. marginal tabulation
  d. index analysis

Question 2

According to Mediaweek, how much advertising revenue was generated from magazines in 2004?
 a. 3 billion c. 13 billion
  b. 9 billion d. 19 billion



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D
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