Question #238411

From the following variables, Categories them and also write a reason? Number of children per family, Watch, Age, length of hair, Willing, weight of a box, love, height of a tree, color of Shirts, life of a person, interest, hate, Speedo meter, number of citizens of a country, employee performance, behavior, temperature, life of bulb

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Ordinal Variable is a type of measurement variable that accepts values in a particular order or rank in this case we can group age, number of children per family, number of citizens of a country as ordinal variables.

A nominal variable is a variable that is used to name, label or categorize specific attributes being measured. It accepts qualitative values representing various categories like a watch, interest, hate, love, the color of shirts, and willing.

The interval variable is a measurement variable that is used to define values measured along a scale, with each point being placed at an equal distance from the next. For example life of a person, speedometer, temperature, the height of a book, length of hair and life of a bulb.

Ratio Variable- the height of a tree, employee performance this is so because all this when measured they can include a zero value.


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