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Within the parlance of Statistics, this is called Nominal Data.
Other examples of nominal data are:
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Answer:
6 ways - ab,ac, ba,bc and ca,cb
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given 3 letters a,b,c.
We can choose the first letter in 1 out of 3 ways.
Once the first letter has been chosen without replacement, we have two letters remaining. Another letter can be chosen from the 2 remaining letters in 2 ways. So the total number of ways of choosing the two letters is 3*2 = 6.
Listing out the possible set of choices:
Options include: ab,ac, ba,bc and ca, cb
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