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White raven [17]
3 years ago
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Qualitative or Quantitative (PLEASE HELP!) 1.) The water is boiling. (Qualitative or Quantitative?) 2.) The student's pencil is

broken. (Qualitative or Quantitative?) 3.) The car horn was loud. (Qualitative or Quantitative?) 4.) There were 10 students in line for lunch. (Qualitative or Quantitative?) 5.) The runner was breathing hard after his run. (Qualitative or Quantitative?) 6.) The people in line were standing 6 feet apart. (Qualitative or Quantitative?) 7.) The kitten had blue eyes (Qualitative or Quantitative?) 8.) The one red truck had a flat tire (Qualitative or Quantitative?) PLEASE HELP !!!!
Social Studies
1 answer:
ivann1987 [24]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

1-qualitative

2-qualitative

3-qualitative

4-quantitative

5-qualitative

6-quantitative

7-qualitative

8-both

Explanation:

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