Which of the following is on an ordinal scale but not interval or ratio scale? a. Temperature measured in Fahrenheit b. Number of AA batteries used in a year c. Cups of coffee drank per day d. Placement in a race 2. Which of the following is on an interval scale but not a ratio scale? a. Calendar years (e.g., year 2010, 1999, 1792, etc.) b. Number of jobs people have had c. Amount of money in dollars invested in a stock d. the time of day on a 12- or 24-hour clock 3. Interval and Ratio scales both lead to obtaining what type of data? a. Quantitative b. Qualitative c. Descriptive d. Inferential
1. Which of the following is on an ordinal scale but not interval or ratio scale?
a. Temperature measured in Fahrenheit
b. Number of AA batteries used in a year
c. Cups of coffee drank per day
d. Placement in a race
2. Which of the following is on an interval scale but not a ratio scale?
a. Calendar years (e.g., year 2010, 1999, 1792, etc.)
b. Number of jobs people have had
c. Amount of money in dollars invested in a stock
d. the time of day on a 12- or 24-hour clock
3. Interval and Ratio scales both lead to obtaining what type of data?
a. Quantitative
b. Qualitative
c. Descriptive
d. Inferential
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a- temperature measured in Fahrenheit is an interval data.
b- number of AA batteries used in a year is not ordinal scale.
c- Cups of coffee drank per day.
d- Placement in a race is an ordinal scale.
hence option D is an ordinal scale.
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