refer to the following scenario: Texting Speed.According

Chapter 2, Problem 32

(choose chapter or problem)

refer to the following scenario: Texting Speed.According to the CTIAThe Wireless Association, as of December 2010, 187.7 billion messages were sent per month or 2.1 trillion messages in that year.1 According to a 2010 Pew Internet survey, 72% of all teensor 88% of teen cell phone usersare text-messagers. Teens make and receive far fewer phone calls than text messages on their cell phones. A number of competitions regarding texting speed have taken place worldwide. According to the Guinness World Records, The fastest completion of a prescribed 160-character text message is 34.65 seconds and was achieved by Frode Ness (Norway) at the Norwegian SMS championships held at the Oslo City shopping centre in Oslo, stlandet, Norway, on 13 November 2010.2 The data set regarding texting speed on the next page was provided by AP Central. (http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/ courses/teachers_corner/195435.html) In the data given, the A total score is the amount of time (in seconds) it took to text the following message, Statistics students are above average. The B total score is the amount of time (in seconds) to type, Meet me at my car after school today. The Total both scores is the sum of the A total score and B total score. What inuences texting speed in this group? Lets consider thumb length.Repeat Exercise 31 for right thumb length and total both scores.