True or false: The mean, median, and mode can all be used with quantitative data. Explain your answer

Ramsey

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2020-11-01

True or false: The mean, median, and mode can all be used with quantitative data. Explain your answer

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Caren

Caren

Skilled2020-11-02Added 96 answers

Step 1 
a quantitative variable whose qualities are represented by numbers
Mean, median, and mode are the Center's three most-used metrics.
The relevant measures of the Center are the mean, median, and mode.
Step 2 
True 
If the data is quantitative, the measurements of the center to use are mean, median, and mode.

Ian Adams

Ian Adams

Skilled2021-08-04Added 163 answers

Step 1 Mean: The mean value is calculated by dividing the total number of observations in the data set by their sum. So, quantitative data can use this arithmetic operation. Step 2: Median: In an ordered data set, the median represents the midpoint (ascending or descending). Numbers alone can be grouped or ordered (ascending or descending). Therefore, median can be applied to numerical data. The value that appeared the most frequently in the data set is the mode. Mode can therefore be used to numerical data. The mean, median, and mode can all be utilized with numerical data as a result of step three. The assertion is accurate.

Ian Adams

Ian Adams

Skilled2021-08-04Added 163 answers

True. Rational fucntions such as f(x)=x21x1 has a hole at x=1.

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