The following dotplot shows the number of strokes taken by 20 professional golfers competing at an 18-hole golf course.B? or E?
I'm not sure if it would be considered categorical or continuous? It is definitely quantitive.The figure presents a dotplot titled Number of Strokes, and the numbers 62 through 70 are indicated, in increments of 1. The dotplot contains 20 data points. The data are as follows. 62 strokes, 0 golfers. 63 strokes, 0 golfers. 64 strokes, 2 golfers. 65 strokes, 4 golfers. 66 strokes, 2 golfers. 67 strokes, 6 golfers. 68 strokes, 3 golfers. 69 strokes, 3 golfers. 70 strokes, 0 golfers.Which of the following best describes the type of variable represented in the dotplot?A??A. Quantitative and discreteB. Quantitative and continuousC. Categorical and discreteD. Categorical and continuousE. Quantitative and categorical
The numbers do not follow a pattern In golf in order for them to be Categorical they must follow a pattern in which the numbers follow the same path or course these numbers do not.
A model being 0.001 shaded would be 0.1% or 1/1000 of the whole model. 1 would equal the whole model being shaded, but that’s not the case. Instead, it’s in the thousandths, so that’s 1/1000 or 0.1% of the whole model shaded.
