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Chapter 2: Q2.1 (page 40)

Give an example, other than those presented in this section, of

a) Qualitative Variable

b) Discrete Qualitative Variable

c) Continuous Quantitative Variable

Short Answer

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A) Level of honesty, Intensity of love

B) Number of people, Numbers on a die

C) Weight & height of people

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01

Qualitative Variable Meaning & Examples

Qualitative Variable is a variable that can't be measured in numerical units.

Qualitative Variable examples are - Level of honesty, Intensity of love etc

02

Quantitive Variable Meaning & Types 

Quantitative Variables can be explained in numerical units

  • Discrete Quantitative Variable can have only whole numbers (non fractional & non decimal) as numerical units.
  • Continuous Quantitative Variable can also have non whole (fractional & decimal) as numerical units
03

Quantitive Variables' Types - Examples 

Quantitative Discrete examples are - Number of people (can be only 1,2,3...) ; & numbers on die (1,2,3,4,5,6)

Quantitative Continuous Variables are - Weight & height of people, which can be in form of 45.3kg and5.5inch respectively.

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