Quantitative data or observations mean that you measure something. Which observation made by Ben is quantitative?

A) Each pea pod grew 5 centimeters in a week.

B) The pea plants that were given fertilizer grew taller.

c) Some of the pea plants did not have flowers or pods.

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Savion Payne

Chemistry

3 October, 11:37

Quantitative data or observations mean that you measure something. Which observation made by Ben is quantitative?

A) Each pea pod grew 5 centimeters in a week.

B) The pea plants that were given fertilizer grew taller.

c) Some of the pea plants did not have flowers or pods.

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Makena Yates · Answer 1

Quantitative data is specifically quantifiable or measurable. As options B and C are vague statements about growth and contain no specifics about measurement, they are not correct.

Answer:

A) Each pod grew 5 centimeters in a week.

Misael Short · Answer 2

The answer is A because he recorded data

Quantitative data or observations mean that you measure something. Which observation made by Ben is quantitative?A) Each pea pod grew 5 centimeters in a week.B) The pea plants that were given fertilizer grew taller.c) Some of the pea plants did not have flowers or pods.

Quantitative data or observations mean that you measure something. Which observation made by Ben is quantitative?

A) Each pea pod grew 5 centimeters in a week.

B) The pea plants that were given fertilizer grew taller.

c) Some of the pea plants did not have flowers or pods.