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Men and women in Lebanon are more likely to share similar exercise habits than are men and women in the United States.: Would Explain
Women in Ireland are more careful with their diet than are their male counterparts.: Would Explain
Men in Germany take less of an interest in fitness than do women in Germany.: Would Not Explain
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1. For each of the following statements, indicate whether the statement, if true, would help to explain the data or would not help to explain the data:
| Would Explain | Would Not Explain | |
| Men and women in Lebanon are more likely to share similar exercise habits than are men and women in the United States. | ||
| Women in Ireland are more careful with their diet than are their male counterparts. | ||
| Men in Germany take less of an interest in fitness than do women in Germany. |
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Men and women in Lebanon are more likely to share similar exercise habits than are men and women in the United States.: Would Explain
Women in Ireland are more careful with their diet than are their male counterparts.: Would Explain
Men in Germany take less of an interest in fitness than do women in Germany.: Would Not Explain
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*Data for these health rankings refer to the latest data available, 1999-2003. Obesity is defined as body-mass index of 30 or more. Source: World Health Organization
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*Data for these health rankings refer to the latest data available, 1999-2003. Obesity is defined as body-mass index of 30 or more. Source: World Health Organization
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18 Jan 2025, 06:57
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1. The question asks us to figure out whether the following statements can be explained using the data.
2. Men and women in Lebanon are more likely to share similar exercise habits than are men and women in the United States. In Lebanon, the absolute difference is |36.3% - 38.3%| = |-2%| = 2%. In the US, the absolute difference is |27.7% - 34.0%| = 6.3%. Since 2% < 6.3%, men and women in Lebanon have similar obesity rates and therefore could support them having similar exercise habits. So, this statement would be explained by the data.
3. Women in Ireland are more careful with their diet than are their male counterparts. The obesity rate for men in Ireland is 20.1%, while women are not on the list. The lists are ranking the highest obesity rates, which means women in Ireland have an obesity rate less than 18%. Since that value is definitely less than 20.1%, women have a lower obesity rate and therefore could support them being more careful with their diet. So, this statement would be explained by the data.
4. Men in Germany take less of an interest in fitness than do women in Germany. The obesity rates for men and women in Germany are 22.5% and 23.3%, respectively. Since 22.5% < 23.3%, men have a lower obesity rate and therefore could counter the idea that they have less of an interest in fitness. So, this statement would not be explained by the data.
2. Men and women in Lebanon are more likely to share similar exercise habits than are men and women in the United States. In Lebanon, the absolute difference is |36.3% - 38.3%| = |-2%| = 2%. In the US, the absolute difference is |27.7% - 34.0%| = 6.3%. Since 2% < 6.3%, men and women in Lebanon have similar obesity rates and therefore could support them having similar exercise habits. So, this statement would be explained by the data.
3. Women in Ireland are more careful with their diet than are their male counterparts. The obesity rate for men in Ireland is 20.1%, while women are not on the list. The lists are ranking the highest obesity rates, which means women in Ireland have an obesity rate less than 18%. Since that value is definitely less than 20.1%, women have a lower obesity rate and therefore could support them being more careful with their diet. So, this statement would be explained by the data.
4. Men in Germany take less of an interest in fitness than do women in Germany. The obesity rates for men and women in Germany are 22.5% and 23.3%, respectively. Since 22.5% < 23.3%, men have a lower obesity rate and therefore could counter the idea that they have less of an interest in fitness. So, this statement would not be explained by the data.
