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Collecting data
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What type of data consists of words, descriptions, or categories?

Qualitative data

What type of data consists of numbers and measurements?

Quantitative data

Which best describes discrete data?

Can only take specific, exact values

Which is an example of continuous data?

Height in cm

How should class boundaries be created for discrete data?

Leave gaps between classes

How should class boundaries be created for continuous data?

Have no gaps between classes

What notation is suitable for continuous data classes?

0x<200 \leq x < 20, 20x<4020 \leq x < 40

What must classes do when organizing data?

Cover all possible values in the data

What should a data collection sheet include?

Headings, tally, and frequency columns

How should tally marks be grouped for easier counting?

In fives

Why is this a poor question: 'Do you agree potatoes taste better than cabbage?'

It's a leading question

Why are specific response options better than open-ended questions?

They're easier to analyze statistically

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