Elementary Statistics (nasta Edition), 13th Edition
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Chapter 14, Problem 1CQQ
What are process data?
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To determine
To define: The process data.
Answer to Problem 1CQQ
The process data are the data sorted with respect to time sequence.
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The data that are arranged based on the time sequence is termed as process data. They can be the measurements of a particular characteristic of goods and services which result from combinations of people, materials and conditions.
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