Question

What is an inherent zero? Describe three examples of data sets that have inherent zeros and three that do not.

Answer 1

Answer:

An inherent zero is a zero that implies none

Step-by-step explanation:

A zero which means that a phenomenon or variable does not exist or isn't represented is called inherent zero. It simply implies none.

Datasets that have inherent Zero:

1. Average age of participants In years

2.) Rainfall height in inches during rainy period

3.) Speed of wind during a storm.

Datasets with no inherent zero :

Dataset which involves measuring constructs usually have no inherent zero, such as :

1.) Average IQ level in a group of students

2.) Average level of satisfaction

3.) measurement involving temperature