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Which question(s) could be answered by collecting data that has variability? Click on each statistical question. To change an answer, click again. How many people are in Mr. Moore's geometry class? What proportion of the voters want a new city park? What was the temperature in the school lunchroom at noon today? How many people own snow blowers in Boston? On average, how old are the cats that live in Kyle's neighborhood?

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