1. The data is numerical and measured - it is either true or false, we need to know the data.
2. The data can be displayed in a bar graph - it is either true or false, we need to know the data.
3. The data is displayed with histogram - it is either true or false, we need to know the data.
4. The data is qualitative - it is either true or false, we need to know the data.
5. The data can be displayed in a circle graph - it is either true or false, we need to know the data.
6. The data does not have a ranking - it is either true or false, we need to know the data.
7. The data may be able to convert to a number and be used like discrete data -
it is either true or false, we need to know the data.
8. The data can be ranked in order - it is either true or false, we need to know the data.
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We do not agree with your comment. If one does not know a data set, then some questions cannot be definitely answered as true or false. For example, in case of the quantitative data it is false that the data is qualitative, but in case of the qualitative data it is true that the data is qualitative.
Without knowing the data , can you determine whether it is true or false ? Because the teacher said you don’t need data to find whether it is true or false
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