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2 years ago

Craig sees an advertisement for a car in a newspaper. Which

2 answers:

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"Quantitative" information is information that consists of numbers
and tells you the measure (quantity) of something.

The cost, mileage, and weight of the car are all quantitative items.

The model of the car may have numbers in it, but it doesn't tell
the measure of anything. It isn't quantitative data.

Elina [12.6K]2 years ago

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1) the cost of the car
because if the person said the cost of the car it would sound less interesting and too expensive to persuade the person that's seeing the advertisement to buy the car.

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