Answer: The speed of a car as it changes during a time.
B is the best example of continuous data.
Step-by-step explanation: The contrast between the definitions of continuous data vs. discreet data is that discrete data is <u>counted</u>, continuous data is <u>measured</u>.
A speedometer measures speed continuously, time is measured continuously.
Time can, however, be reported as discreet measurements in situations where that kind of data is needed. (not in this question)
A Number of cars is discreet.
Data from different workers or different days is not continuous.
