The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below: Eye Color a) Qualitative b) Quantitative - Discrete c)Quantitative - Continuous d) None of the above options QUESTION 2 The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below: A person's first name a) Qualitative b) Quantitative - Discrete c)Quantitative - Continuous d) None of the above options QUESTION 3 The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below: Time spent on a Statistics Exam a) Qualitative b) Quantitative - Discrete c)Quantitative - Continuous d) None of the above options QUESTION 4 The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below: population of a town a) Qualitative b) Quantitative - Discrete c)Quantitative - Continuous d) None of the above options

The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below: Eye Color a) Qualitative b) Quantitative - Discrete c)Quantitative - Continuous d) None of the above options QUESTION 2 The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below: A person's first name a) Qualitative b) Quantitative - Discrete c)Quantitative - Continuous d) None of the above options QUESTION 3 The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below: Time spent on a Statistics Exam a) Qualitative b) Quantitative - Discrete c)Quantitative - Continuous d) None of the above options QUESTION 4 The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below: population of a town a) Qualitative b) Quantitative - Discrete c)Quantitative - Continuous d) None of the above options

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The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below:

Eye Color

a) Qualitative

b) Quantitative - Discrete

c)Quantitative - Continuous

d) None of the above options

QUESTION 2

The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below:

A person's first name

a) Qualitative

b) Quantitative - Discrete

c)Quantitative - Continuous

d) None of the above options

QUESTION 3

The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below:

Time spent on a Statistics Exam

a) Qualitative

b) Quantitative - Discrete

c)Quantitative - Continuous

d) None of the above options

QUESTION 4

The following data type (variable) is classified as one of the following options below:

population of a town

a) Qualitative

b) Quantitative - Discrete

c)Quantitative - Continuous

d) None of the above options

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