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The graph shows the probability that a gym member attended a workout at their previously stated preferred time. The x-axis shows the stated workout time preference, ranging from Morning to Evening. The y-axis shows the probability that the member attended a workout at that preferred time. Each line on the graph represents a different age group.
For example, for members aged 46–55 who preferred Morning, the probability of attending a workout at that time was 0.80.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that completes the statement most accurately based on the information provided.
The age group most likely overall to attend workouts at their previously stated preferred time is while the age group most likely to attend workouts when Morning is the stated preference is
The graph shows the probability that a gym member attended a workout at their previously stated preferred time. The x-axis shows the stated workout time preference, ranging from Morning to Evening. The y-axis shows the probability that the member attended a workout at that preferred time. Each line on the graph represents a different age group.
For example, for members aged 46–55 who preferred Morning, the probability of attending a workout at that time was 0.80.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that completes the statement most accurately based on the information provided.
The age group most likely overall to attend workouts at their previously stated preferred time is while the age group most likely to attend workouts when Morning is the stated preference is
Statement 1: The age group most likely overall to attend workouts at their previously stated preferred time Looking at the graph, the Age 46–55 line (orange with triangles) consistently stays at the top across most preference levels. It starts at a high point for Morning and remains well above the other groups across the entire range of preferences. No other group maintains such a high relative position across the full range. Answer: Age 46–55
Statement 2: The age group most likely to attend workouts when Morning is the stated preference Again, at the Morning position on the x-axis, the orange triangle representing Age 46–55 is the highest point on the graph. This indicates that members in this age group had the highest probability of attending workouts when Morning was their stated preference. Answer: Age 46–55