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Anna71 [15]
2 years ago
5

Which of the following identifies the individuals in the set?

Mathematics
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MaRussiya [10]2 years ago
5 0

The individuals of a set are the various data or variable of a data set.

The study's participants or study subjects are referred to as individuals. The trait of the person being measured or observed is known as a variable. For instance, if we were to do a research on climbers of Mount Everest, the participants would be the real climbers who succeeded in reaching the summit.

A categorical variable places each individual in to a category such as male or female.

A quantitative variable has numerical values that measure some characteristic of each individual, such as height in centimeter or salary in dollars.

The problem deals with the concept of types of variables. We use the definition of variables to identify/determine the type variable from the known information.

The individuals in the data set are vehicles or cars.

The given information is related to the different types of cars and its model, and specifications. Hence, the vehicles or cars are individuals in the data set.

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