What is the difference between univariate data and bivariate data? Choose the correct answer below. A. In univariate data, the data are qualitative. In bivariate data, the data are quantitative. B. In univariate data, a single variable is measured on each individual. In bivariate data, two variables are measured on each individual. C. In univariate data, there is one mean. In bivariate data, there are two means. D. In univariate data, there are only positive values and zeros. In bivariate data, there are positive values, negative values, and zeros.

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Hassan Faulkner

Computers & Technology

25 July, 07:45

What is the difference between univariate data and bivariate data? Choose the correct answer below. A. In univariate data, the data are qualitative. In bivariate data, the data are quantitative. B. In univariate data, a single variable is measured on each individual. In bivariate data, two variables are measured on each individual. C. In univariate data, there is one mean. In bivariate data, there are two means. D. In univariate data, there are only positive values and zeros. In bivariate data, there are positive values, negative values, and zeros.

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Kyle Garrison · Answer 1

Answer: (B) In univariate data, a single variable is measured on each individual. In bivariate data, two variables are measured on each individual.

Explanation:

The univariable data is define as "one variable" and it is basically known as one type of the data. It is one of the simple form of analyzing the data. In the univariable data, the data contain only one variable.

For example: The cat weight - 10, 15, 25, 27,30,35,40

So, the variable is "Cat weight"

The bivariate data is defined as "Two variable" and it basically contain the two types of the data. It is one of the simple form of statistical analysis.

Therefore, option (B) is correct.