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Do the concepts of class limits, marks, cutpoints, and midpoints make sense for qualitative data? Explain your answer.

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tatyana61 [14]3 years ago

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Class limits are the smallest and the largest data value that can go into a class.

Class marks are the midpoints of the classes. They are obtained by averaging the limits.

Cutpoints are<span> specified values used to sort continuous variables into discrete categories.

</span><span>Class Midpoint is the middle value of each data class.

For qualitative data, </span>c<span>utpoints and midpoints make sense, but class limits and marks do not, since qualitative data cannot be grouped using Limit grouping.

option D.
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