An adjective is a descriptive word, it describes a noun, which is a 'name' word (i.e: the name of an item, the name of a place; e.g: shoes are the name of the things you wear on your feet, 'shoe's' are the noun)
the 'descriptive' word, the adjective, is something which tells you more about the noun.
therefore, the answer should be: a) with the pink spots; modifies butterfly
because 'with the pink spots' describes the noun, the 'butterfly'.
Both qualitative variables and quantitative variables present important data for the research. However, qualitative variables do not allow an order between these data, while quantitative variables allow these data to be presented with numerical values.
Although you did not submit the survey this question refers to, we can reach the answer above because:
- Qualitative variables present data, without the presence of numbers.
- These data cannot be measured and are related to visual observations, or subjective analysis, through questions, opinions, presence of characteristics, among others.
- Quantitative variables present numerous, well-defined and measurable data.
- They propose data with specific values, which are obtained through measurement.
- In this case, these values can be used in statistical systems, calculations, graphs, and other information.
Both variables are important in a research because of the degree of information they provide in different needs and situations.
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QUESTION 1.) THERMOMETER QUESTION 2.) TYPICAL
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