Select the statement that correctly defines continuous and discrete quantitative

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Select the statement that correctly defines continuous and discrete quantitative variables. A continuous variable has numerical values, whereas a discrete variable serves to group items into categories. A continuous variable has a countable number of possible values, whereas a discrete variable has an uncountable number of possible values. A continuous variable has an infinite number of possible values, whereas a discrete variable always has a finite number of possible values. A continuous variable has an uncountable number of possible values, whereas a discrete variable has a countable number of possible values.

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(D) A Continuous Variable has an uncountable number of possible Values, where as a discrete variable has a countable number of possible values.

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