If you wanted to compare the temperature of 10 batches of bread dough, you would collect:
a) countable data
b) countable and measurable data
c) measurable data
d) none of the above

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amistre64 · Answer

hmmm..... discrete data is countable; continuous data is measureable.  Temperature is a standard example of continuous data.  But I gotta wonder about this really

amistre64 · Answer

Id say 'c' as my best guess

anonymous · Answer

D is the answer.

anonymous · Answer

why D?

anonymous · Answer

need to collect and add temperatures to compare.

amistre64 · Answer

add temps?

anonymous · Answer

Find the temps. of the bread and compare by subtracting.

amistre64 · Answer

ok... and you choose none of the above..... i cant see how that relates yet

amistre64 · Answer

temperature is measurable; if it F and C scale its intervals; and if th eK scale it can be a ratioed amount ....

anonymous · Answer

if your not sure, try to figure it out using different ways.

amistre64 · Answer

the measurable difference between 10 degrees and 15 degrees is 5 degrees right?