| Across |
| 5. |
used in statistics to represent all possible measurement or outcomes. |
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a branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of masses of numerical data. |
| 7. |
any numerical quantity that characterizes a given population or some aspect of it. |
| 9. |
a variable that is being manipulated in experiments. |
| 11. |
a type of variable that is alphanumeric. |
| 13. |
in this level they don’t have a “true zero” value. |
| 14. |
a variable being affected by the independent variable. |
| 15. |
in this level there is an absolute zero value. |
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| 1. |
are used to summarize and describe data. |
| 2. |
scale that denotes rank. |
| 3. |
a categorical level of measurement with no intrinsic order. |
| 4. |
branch of statistics that analyses based from the sample. |
| 8. |
a type of variable that is numeric. |
| 10. |
refers to a portion of a population. |
| 12. |
a numerical fact or datum, especially one computed from a sample. |
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