Consider the variable “amount of coffee in a Starbucks Grande coffee”. This variable is best described...
Consider the variable “amount of coffee in a Starbucks Grande coffee”. This variable is best described as:
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A continuous variable measured on the interval scale |
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| b. |
A discrete variable measured on the ordinal scale |
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| c. |
A continuous variable measured on the ratio scale |
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| d. |
A discrete variable measured on the ratio scale |
Homework Answers
Amount of coffee in a Starbucks Grande coffee is Continuous variable measured on interval scale.
Amount is continuous.
So correct option is
A) A continuous variable measured on the interval scale
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