Warning: If you require to access another website during your StatCrunch sess in a new browser window, otherwise your StatCrunch session will close without all your data and results will be lost. This is not any StatCrunch bug, this is how applications work. Please keep this in mind. Explanation of the data that you will be looking at: Bears are anesthetized for a variety of reasons. In areas that humans and bears cohabit, bears may be anesthetized by wildlife managers for translocation and/or marking. Bears may be anesthetized for research purposes or for medical management of sick bears. Here are the 9 variables in our data set: Question 1: Looking at the variables to the left (not Age = is the age of the bear in months the actual data values), answer the following; Month = the month the bear was measured (Jan Sex = female ( 1) and male ( 2) a) Which variable(s) are qualitative? Headlen = head length in inches Sex Headwth = head width in inches, Neck = distance around neck in inches b) Which variable(s) are quantitative? Length = length of body in inches (not including Age, Month, Headlen, Headwth, Neck, Length, Chest = Distance around chest (in inches) Chest, Weight Weight = weight of bear measured in pounds c) Looking at your quantitative variable(s) do you have any that are discrete? Headlen, Headwth, Neck, Length, Chest, Weight d) Which variable(s) are nominal? Sex e) Which variable(s) are ordinal? Months Which variable(s) are interval