Which of the following is an example of quantitative data? A the player's number on a baseball uniform B the serial number on a one-dollar bill C the part number of an inventory item D the number of people in a waiting line

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Dana Finley

Mathematics

19 February, 07:02

Which of the following is an example of quantitative data? A the player's number on a baseball uniform B the serial number on a one-dollar bill C the part number of an inventory item D the number of people in a waiting line

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Jaelynn Dunlap · Answer 1

The number of people in a waiting line is a quantitative data as we can count them.

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Consider the provided information.

The value of quantitative data can be determined by counting or measuring something.

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The player's number on a baseball uniform, the serial number on a one-dollar bill and the part number of an inventory item is not a quantitative data because we can't measure them.

The number of people in a waiting line is a quantitative data as we can count them.