All of the Following Are Examples of Rank-Order Variables EXCEPT

question 11

Multiple Choice

All of the following are examples of rank-order variables EXCEPT:

• A)a student's rank in his or her graduating class
• B)a tennis player's standing compared to other athletes in the region
• C)a runner's place finished in a race
• D)a student's level of stress just before an exam

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Definitions:

Range of Output

The spectrum or variety of product quantities that a production process or industry can produce, from minimum to maximum.

Mixers

Electronic or mechanical devices used to combine, blend, or process ingredients or substances in various industries, or an event primarily intended to encourage socializing.

Average Total Cost

The total cost of producing a certain amount of a good, divided by the quantity of the good produced.

Mixers

In economics, mixers could refer to investments or strategies combining different types of assets or market instruments to achieve diversity, though the term is more commonly associated with devices that blend or mix substances.