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2 years ago

Destinguish between qualitative data and quantitave

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For quantitative data, notice the root word 'quantity', which focuses on the amount of something, for example, there are more players on team a than on team b.

For qualitative data, notice the root word quality. Qualitative data focuses on the condition or state of something rather than the amount, for instance, player a does not run as fast as player b.

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