Question

1. determine which website has more user engagement per a single writer according to the two definitions. did you get the same result for both definitions? choose 1 answer: a yes. according to both definitions, website a has more user engagement per a single writer. b yes. according to both definitions, website b has more user engagement per a single writer. c no. the definitions have opposite results. top options (definitions): a average number of likes per writer, b total number of comments, c average number of words per writer, d average number of comments per writer

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the options:

• Option A claims same result for both definitions, but different engagement metrics (likes, comments, words) would likely give different results.
• Option B says Website B has more, but without data, we can’t confirm.
• Option C states definitions (different metrics like likes, comments, words per writer) give opposite results, which is plausible because different engagement metrics (e.g., average likes vs. average comments per writer) can lead to conflicting conclusions about which website has more engagement.

Answer:

C. No. The definitions have opposite results.