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Question 1.

Determine whether the data described are qualitative or quantitative and give their level of measurement. If the data are quantitative, state whether they are continuous or discrete.

The number of inches of rain in a month

▸ Quantitative, ratio, continuous

▸ Quantitative, interval, continuous

▸ Quantitative, ratio, discrete

▸ Qualitative, ratio, continuous

Question 2.

Determine whether the data described are qualitative or quantitative and give their level of measurement. If the data are quantitative, state whether they are continuous or discrete.

Average daily temperature on the Fahrenheit scale

▸ Quantitative, ratio, discrete

▸ Quantitative, interval, discrete

▸ Quantitative, ratio, continuous

▸ Quantitative, interval, continuous

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Statistical Reasoning for Everyday Life

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