The given responses should be classified as follows by using these scale of measurements:
- <u>Interval scale:</u> Lily's travel time from her dorm to the student union at a University.
- <u>Interval scale:</u> Number of cars in a parking lot.
- <u>Nominal scale:</u> Whether one is a USA citizen.
- <u>Ordinal scale:</u> Amount of time one spend per week on your homework.
<h3>What is a scale of measurement?</h3>
A scale of measurement can be defined as a classification which is used to illustrate the attributes of the values that are assigned to variables associated with a data set.
<h3>The scales of measurement.</h3>
Generally, there are four (4) basic scale of measurement for a variable and these include the following;
- Interval scale
- Ratio scale
- Ordinal scale
- Nominal scale
The given responses should be classified as follows by using these scale of measurements:
- <u>Interval scale:</u> Lily's travel time from her dorm to the student union at a University.
- <u>Interval scale:</u> Number of cars in a parking lot.
- <u>Nominal scale:</u> Whether one is a USA citizen.
- <u>Ordinal scale:</u> Amount of time one spend per week on your homework.
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Okay, so we know that the distance from the high ladder to the bottom is 200 feet... if you take 200/40 its 5 now take 24*5 and the answer should be 120
Is it possible for you to use a graph when doing Variables?
90% = 90/100 which simplifies to 9/10
