I need help with data type and level of measurement.. 1. The followi s 1995- 201

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I need help with data type and level of measurement..

1. The followi s 1995- 2012 ng table provides information about the top grossing movies for the year Ticket sales | Sold pendence Dey Science Fiction F-13 20th Century Fox 1998 T- -- Manin Alock H:torical Fction | PG-13 1999 Star Wars Epi The Photom Science Fiction PG 20th Century Foa mworksSK 2005 | Star Wars fan, Reegeof Science Fiction PG 13 20th Century Fox 3803 Artes of the Caribbean: Dead SuperHe'0 Paramou 2009 Tran prmers. Revenge afte Rewnprafthr Science Fiction PG13 Kids Fiction G Walt Disney PG. 131 ware Bros. Harry Potter and the Deathly 2011 Regal a) Put an "X" in all the proper bores that define each variable from the table above: Genre | Rating | Distributor | Teket Sales | relets Sold variable is Qualitative Quantitative X |X an "X" in all the proper boxes that define each variable from the table above b) Put ntle | Genre Rating | Distributor | Ticket Sales Tickets Sold Variable is. Nominal Ordinal x Interval X tan Ratio x

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Qualitiative data can be observed but cannot be meausured while quantitative data can be measured.

Nominal values are values which can be assigned a code but can not order, example sex,race.

Ordinal value can be ranked and put in order, example position in class

Interval data and ratio data are both measurable but only difference is ratio data has natural zero point while interval data do not have zero, for example time cannot be zero, hence is interval.

Alll the X you have put above is correct except for tickets sales which is ratio and not interval as ticket sales can take value zero. Also ticket sold is ratio. The only interval value is year, as it cannot be zero

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