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    This document classifies different types of data as either qualitative or quantitative, continuous or discrete, and identifies the level of measurement for various data points. It contains examples of data that are classified as qualitative like house colors, or quantitative like exam scores. Continuous data examples include waiting time or distance traveled, while discrete examples are numbers of chickens sold or customers. The document also identifies levels of measurement for data, such as interval for temperature, nominal for college program, and ratio for crime rate.

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    This document classifies different types of data as either qualitative or quantitative, continuous or discrete, and identifies the level of measurement for various data points. It contains examples of data that are classified as qualitative like house colors, or quantitative like exam scores. Continuous data examples include waiting time or distance traveled, while discrete examples are numbers of chickens sold or customers. The document also identifies levels of measurement for data, such as interval for temperature, nominal for college program, and ratio for crime rate.

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    I. Classify the following sets of data as qualitative or quantitative.
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    1. The colors of houses in a subdivisions l
    Qualitative
    2. The general weighted average of the Dean’s Listers
    Quantitative
    3. Student’s score in Statistics exam
    Quantitative
    4. Plate numbers of cars traveling around EDSA
    Qualitative
    5. Number of tourist individuals entering the country
    Quantitative

    II. Classify the following sets of data as continuous or discrete


    6. Number of chickens sold
    Discrete
    7. Waiting time at a dental clinic
    Continuous
    8. Number of U.P. graduates
    Discrete
    9. Liters of bottled syrup
    Continuous
    10. Distance traveled
    Continuous
    11. Time taken to complete a design
    Continuous
    12. Numbers of customers waiting
    Discrete

    III. Identify the level of measurement for each of the following


    13. Temperature reading in baking
    Interval
    14. College program
    Nominal
    15. Crime rate
    Ratio
    16. Military rank
    Ordinal
    17. Time required to finish a puzzle ` Ratio
    18. Age
    Ratio
    19. College institution in your area
    Nominal
    20. Level of perception of students on the efficiency of the instructor

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