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Are the following variables qualitative nominal, qualitative ordinal, quantitative discrete, quantitative continuous? a. favorite color b....

Are the following variables qualitative nominal, qualitative ordinal, quantitative discrete, quantitative continuous?

a. favorite color b. zipcode c. first choice on a survey d. the time it takes you to clean your house

e. amount of water in ounces that you drink each day f. the number of pages you need to read in your book

g. your age h. your height

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a. favorite color - qualitative nominal

b. zipcode - qualitative nominal

c. first choice on a survey - qualitative ordinal (only if it is a rating scale. otherwise it is qualitative nominal)

d. the time it takes you to clean your house - quantitative continuous

e. amount of water in ounces that you drink each day - quantitative continuous

f. the number of pages you need to read in your book - quantitative discrete

g. your age - quantitative continuous

h. your height - quantitative continuous

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