Question

juliana thinks that any categorical bivariate data set can be represented in a joint frequency table. which statement best explains julianas thinking?
a. juliana is technically correct, but if there are many categories, a joint frequency table is not the best choice.
b. juliana is incorrect, joint frequency tables can only be yes/no questions.
c. juliana is incorrect, joint frequency tables are for numerical data to display fractions, decimals, or percents.
d. juliana is correct.

Explanation:

A joint - frequency table can be used for categorical bivariate data. However, when there are a large number of categories, the table can become cumbersome and difficult to read. While it is still technically possible to use a joint - frequency table, it may not be the most practical or effective way to represent the data.

Answer:

A. Juliana is technically correct, but if there are many categories, a joint frequency table is not the best choice.