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Activity 1: Think-Pair-Share

1. Instructions:
- Think: Write down one example of a variable you encounter in daily life (e.g., temperature, favorite color).
- Pair: Share your example with a partner and discuss whether it is quantitative or categorical.
- Share: Share your findings with the class and your group.

2. Reflection:
- Write a short paragraph explaining how understanding these classifications helps in real-world situations.



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Final answer:

Variables can be qualitative or quantitative, with the former lacking numerical values and the latter being measured in numbers, aiding in analyzing data accurately.


Explanation:

Variables can be qualitative or quantitative. Qualitative variables are attributes like favorite color, which do not have numerical values. On the other hand, quantitative variables, such as height or number of siblings, are measured in numbers. Understanding these classifications helps in correctly analyzing and interpreting data in real-world scenarios.


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