Lesson 3 Flashcards

(8 cards)

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Data that is portrayed through numbers, meaning it can have a numerical value or be measured

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Quantitative data

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A characteristic of quantitative data that identifies data that can be counted and can only take on a certain number of values

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Discrete data

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A characteristic of quantitative data that identifies data that can be measured and can use any value

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Continuous data

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4
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A characteristic of qualitative data that identifies information that has no natural order

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Nominal data

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5
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A characteristic of qualitative data that identifies information that follows a natural order

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Ordinal data

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6
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What is the easiest way to distinguish if a category is nominal or ordinal

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Determine whether there is a natural order

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Data that can be arranged into groups or categories based on its qualities; also known as categorical data

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Qualitative data

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8
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The most versatile of all field data types for design purposes

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alphanumeric

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