Quantitative Variables Can Be Continuous Variables

question 10

True/False

Quantitative variables can be continuous variables.

Appreciate the differences between primary and secondary information and their relevance in research.

Understand the importance of evaluating the sources of information for research credibility.

Comprehend the differences and applications of solicited and unsolicited proposals, including their flexibility and drafting strategies.

Identify the elements of an analytical report, distinguishing between conclusions and recommendations.

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