To determine the type of data values represented, let's break down the information given:
1. Categories Defined:
- Vacation Destinations: Mountains, Beach, and Cruise.
- Locations: Northern State and Southern State.
2. Nature of Variables:
- The first variable, Vacation Destinations, has three categories: Mountains, Beach, and Cruise.
- The second variable, Locations, has two categories: Northern State and Southern State.
Thus, we have two categorical variables:
- One for the type of vacation destinations (Mountains, Beach, Cruise).
- Another for the location (Northern State, Southern State).
3. Type of Data:
- Because both variables—vacation destinations and locations—are categorical and we are considering the combination of these two categorical variables (i.e., each entry in the table corresponds to a combination of one type of vacation destination and one location), the data is termed bivariate categorical.
Therefore, the type of data values represented in the table is:
Bivariate categorical
This aligns with our understanding of combining two categorical variables and cross-tabulating them in a contingency table, as seen in the given data presentation.
