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Chapter 3: Q. 3 (page 150)

Among the measures of center discussed, which is the only one

appropriate for qualitative data?

Short Answer

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The mode is the sole measure of central tendency that may be stated when the data being investigated is qualitative.

When the data is not quantifiable, the mode that indicates the highest frequency is the best measure of central tendency.

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01

Name of measure of centre best suited for qualitative data.

The mode is the sole measure of central tendency that may be stated when the data being investigated is qualitative.

02

Reason for Mode being the best.

Data that is not numerical in nature is referred to as qualitative data. It depicts the groups of data that are sorted. When the data is not quantifiable, the mode that indicates the highest frequency is the best measure of central tendency.

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Most popular questions from this chapter

Name and describe the three most important measures of center.

We have provided simple data set for you to practices the basics of finding measures of center. For each data set determine the:

a) Mean

b)Median

c) Mode.

The given data set is:1,9,8,4,3.

Identify the two most commonly used measures of center for

quantitative data. Explain the relative advantages and disadvantages

of each.

True of False: The mean, median and mode can all be used with quantitative data. Explain your answer.

A quantitative data set of size150has mean 35 and standard deviation4. At least how many observations lie between 23and 47?

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