Test A#10 A. Determine the type of aata ana tever of measurement appropriate to the following varlables. Write youranswers on the space/bax provided.QUANTITATIVE/QUALITATIVEDISCRETE/CONTINUOUSVARIABLE1. Age in years the number of defective computersproduced by a manufacturer2. The weight of newborn each year in a hospital3. The number of siblings in a family of a region4. The amount of paint utilized in a buildingproject5. The speed of a car6. The number of female athletes7. The number of dropouts in a school district fora period of 10 years8. The time needed to finish the test9. The amount of sugar in a cup of coffee10. The average amount of electricity consumedper household per monthB. Determine whether the distribution represents probability distribution. Justify your answer.9.58X11P(X)33331.4X116.41161152.

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