A student who studies the sizes of groups of birds records data for this group of ducks Which 2 terms describe the type of data the student records A. Quantitative B. Qualitative C. Continuous D. Discrete

A and C

Explanation:

The two terms that describe the type of data collected from measuring the sizes of birds would be quantitative and continuous.

Quantitative data refers to data that can be measured in any form. The measure values or counts and are recorded as numbers. This is as opposed to qualitative data that only measure types and can be recorded as symbols, names, or coded using numbers.

Quantitative data can either be continuous or discrete. Continuous data can take up any value within any range. Examples include height and weight. Discrete data on the other hand can only take up certain values and is purely based on counts. Examples include the number of leaves on a plant, the number of students in a class, and etc.

The correct options are A and C.

The answer to this is discrete and quantitative

Explanation: because discrete deals with size and quantitative deals With measurement

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