A local ice-cream shop sells ice-cream cones for $2.00, and customers can choose from the following options.

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1 answer:

iris [78.8K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option 5) The total cost of the cone

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given the following in the question:

Quantitative variable:

A variable that can be measured is known as a quantitative variable.
They may be discrete or continuous.
They can have numeric values.
For example: length, height, cost etc.

In the given situation the quantitative variables are:

1. Ice-cream flavor

It is not a quantitative variable since it cannot be measured.

2. Type of cone

It is not a quantitative variable since it cannot be measured.

3. Chocolate dipped or not

Since it would be answered with a yes or no, it is not a quantitative variable as it cannot be measured.

4. Sprinkles or not

Since it would be answered with a yes or no, it is not a quantitative variable as it cannot be measured.

5. The total cost of the cone

It is a quantitative variable as this would be expressed in numbers.

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