a. "Blood types": Variable? or Data? b. "Blood types": Numerical? or Categorical? c. "Blood types": Discrete?, Continuous (Interval? or Ratio?), Ordinal? or Nominal? d. "Blood types": Quantitative? or "Qualitative"? e. "Frequency": Variable? or Data? f. "Frequency": Numerical? or Categorical? g. "Frequency": Discrete?, Continuous (Interval or Ratio)?, Ordinal? or Nominal? h. "Frequency": Quantitative? or "Qualitative"? i. Source: "Primary"? or "Secondary"?

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INSTRUCTION: Based on the given set of data, answer the following questions:

1. Let's assume that there are four different blood types: O, A, B, and A/B. Suppose we
have a group of 100 patients taken from Red Cross official site.
Table 1. Blood types of 100 patients (fictitious data)
Number of patients
Blood type
(or frequency)
0
65
A
15
B
12
A/B
8
a. "Blood types": Variable? or Data?
b. "Blood types": Numerical? or Categorical?
c. "Blood types": Discrete?, Continuous (Interval? or Ratio?), Ordinal? or Nominal?
d. "Blood types": Quantitative? or “Qualitative"?
e. "Frequency": Variable? or Data?
f. "Frequency": Numerical? or Categorical?
g. "Frequency": Discrete?, Continuous (Interval or Ratio)?, Ordinal? or Nominal?
h. "Frequency": Quantitative? or "Qualitative"?
i. Source: "Primary"? or "Secondary"?
Transcribed Image Text:1. Let's assume that there are four different blood types: O, A, B, and A/B. Suppose we have a group of 100 patients taken from Red Cross official site. Table 1. Blood types of 100 patients (fictitious data) Number of patients Blood type (or frequency) 0 65 A 15 B 12 A/B 8 a. "Blood types": Variable? or Data? b. "Blood types": Numerical? or Categorical? c. "Blood types": Discrete?, Continuous (Interval? or Ratio?), Ordinal? or Nominal? d. "Blood types": Quantitative? or “Qualitative"? e. "Frequency": Variable? or Data? f. "Frequency": Numerical? or Categorical? g. "Frequency": Discrete?, Continuous (Interval or Ratio)?, Ordinal? or Nominal? h. "Frequency": Quantitative? or "Qualitative"? i. Source: "Primary"? or "Secondary"?
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