2. Identify the unit on which each of the following variables is measured and classify the variable as qualitative or quantitative. For example, for the variable “the age of a person”, a person is a unit and the possible values of the variable are positive numbers representing possible ages. Since these ages are numbers on the number line this is a quantitative variable.
a) The number of children in a family;
b) The size of the memory (RAM) in a laptop computer (measured in GB);
c) The number of correct answers on a multiple choice exam;
d) The color of the front entrance door of a house;
e) The letter grade obtained by a student in a statistics class.
Ans:
a)The number of children in a family
Number of children in a family can be 0,1,2,3,4,.........
Quantitative variable
b)The size of the memory (RAM) in a laptop computer (measured in GB);
Size of memory(in GB) can be 1,2,3,4,5,..........
Quantitative variable
c)The number of correct answers on a multiple choice exam
number of correct answers can be 0,1,2,3,4,......
Quantitative variable
d)The color of the front entrance door of a house,
Color can be white,yellow,brown......etc.
Qualitative variable
e)The letter grade obtained by a student in a statistics class.
Grade can be A,B,C,D,F etc.
Qualitative variable
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