The average can be found only in __________ variables: - Vidyadip

MCQ

The average can be found only in __________ variables:

A
string
B
qualitative
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quantitative
D
none

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Answer

Correct option: C.

quantitative

The average can be found only in quantitative variables.
Example: A quantitative variable is something that
can be measured and written out as a number.
So, we can find the average marks of 2020 students in 1212 class but,
we can not find the average of the
cleverness of students.

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