To differentiate the numerical and categorical data, we must identify what kind of data are we dealing with.
For the numerical data, we can either have an interval or ratio data while for the categorical, we can have the nominal data.
Thus, for the numerical data, an example would be identifying the number of hours of sleep of a person.
<em>Numerical data: </em>How many hours of sleep do you have on a weekday?
For the categorical data, we must make sure that the answers must be from the names of different options. An example would be the color.
<em>Categorical Data:</em> What is your favorite color?
Note that for the hours of sleep, the answers would be numbers while the favorite color would be names of the colors.
A common characteristic for the shapes given is that they all consist of sides. Therefore, the most applicable sorting rule is the number of sides. In this regard, there will be two categories of the shapes given.
That is, number of sorting rule in which:
Category 1: 1 square and 1 rectangle all with four sides.
Category 2: 1 triangle with three sides.
Im pretty sure you would put 1/12 tablespoon of cinnamon in the cakes individually. You would divide 1/4 by 3. It's pretty simple. If that's not the answer I apologize dearly!
22 percent
110000 divided by 22= 5000
110000 - 5000= 105000
This is an non linear graph because it doesn’t show a straight line
