Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation:
in the first equation you need to shade below and for the second equation you need to shade to the right and the only place where the shading matches is in section d
So where's the rest of the question?
Answer:C. Ordinal
The data should not used to calculate the average.
Step-by-step explanation: Ordinal level of measurement is the second level of measurement that is concerned with ordering, ranking and classification of data,it does not show the rate or degree of variation between a set of data.
Stanley Smith Stevens is the one who classified data into four levels of measurement,he is a psychologist and a statistician, the data collected should not be used to calculate the AVERAGE of a set of numbers.
The < and > signs mean the open part of < or > is bigger part
