Question

In a scientific investigation, the term “quantitative data” refers to numbers that are usually followed by

Answer 1

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Answer 2

As I know the values of variables that are registered with a number that have meaningful sense, is called quantitative data. Depending on what value has the potential to take a variable, are two types of quantitative data: discrete and continuous.     

Discrete - this is such a variable that can only take values from a list of specific numbers.     

Continuous shall assume any variable that is not discrete. It takes the value of a certain period.