Temperature on a randomly selected day in your hometown. Is the variable dicrete or continuous
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Temperature on a randomly selected day in your hometown.
Answer :- Continuous Variable.
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continuous variable can take on any score or value within a measurement scale. In addition, the difference between each of the values has a real meaning.
( If a variable can take on any value betweentwo specified values, it is called a continuous variable; otherwise, it is called a discrete variable. )
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