Nominal data: are ranked according to some relationship to one another. have constant differences between observations. are sort

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Nominal data: are ranked according to some relationship to one another. have constant differences between observations. are sort

ed into categories according to specified characteristics. are continuous and have a natural zero.

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WINSTONCH [101] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-25T13:34:53+03:00

COMPLETE QUESTION:

Nominal data:

A) are ranked according to some relationship to one another.

B) have constant differences between observations.

C) are sorted into categories according to specified characteristics.

D) are continuous and have a natural zero.

Answer:

C) Are sorted into categories according to specified characteristics.

Explanation:

Nominal data is defined in statistics as that data that are 'named' or 'labelled'. Data values therefore belong to different groups with unique labels with each group associated with specified characteristics.