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Counting how many errors are in one chapter of a book is an example of measuring what kind of quality characteristics

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AnnZ [28]3 years ago

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Answer: Attributes.

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An attribute is characterized as a person, position, or thing's quality or characteristic. Individuals in real life and fictional characters have different characteristics. Someone could be called attractive, charming, funny, or intelligent, for instance. Well, in math, an attribute is a characteristic of a math object - it's what this object has. An attribute of the book is the number of errors in a chapter of the book.

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