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Which statement explains how you can distinguish between numerical and categorical data?
A - Categorical data can include only two groups; otherwise, it is numerical data.
B - Categorical data sorts by number values, such as measurement, whereas numerical data sorts by shared features or attributes.
C - Numerical data is combined into groups, whereas categorical data never uses groups.
D - Numerical data sorts by number values such as measurements, whereas categorical data sorts by shared features or attributes.
A - Categorical data can include only two groups; otherwise, it is numerical data.
B - Categorical data sorts by number values, such as measurement, whereas numerical data sorts by shared features or attributes.
C - Numerical data is combined into groups, whereas categorical data never uses groups.
D - Numerical data sorts by number values such as measurements, whereas categorical data sorts by shared features or attributes.
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The correct statement that explains how to distinguish between numerical and categorical data is:
**D - Numerical data sorts by number values such as measurements, whereas categorical data sorts by shared features or attributes.**
Numerical data consists of quantitative values that can be measured and calculated, while categorical data consists of qualitative values that represent different categories or groups.
**D - Numerical data sorts by number values such as measurements, whereas categorical data sorts by shared features or attributes.**
Numerical data consists of quantitative values that can be measured and calculated, while categorical data consists of qualitative values that represent different categories or groups.
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