Question

true or false: every set of bivariate data will include an outlier. a. true b. false

Explanation:

An outlier is a data point that differs significantly from other data points. Bivariate data consists of two variables. It's possible to have bivariate data sets where all data points are close to each other and follow a consistent pattern, with no extreme or outlying points. For example, if we have data on the height and weight of a group of people with very similar body types, the data points might cluster closely without any outliers. So not every set of bivariate data must include an outlier.

Answer:

B. False