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Collmarie

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Assigning numerical values to a variable with a scale that possesses a physically real zero point is ______ measurement.
 
  a. interval
   b. ratio
  c. nominal
  d. ordinal

Question 2

The error in estimating a population mean from a sample mean is called _____ error.
 
  a. sampling
  b. random
  c. chance
  d. distribution



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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