When Comparing Data Measured by Substantially Different Scales, We Must

question 116

Multiple Choice

When comparing data measured by substantially different scales, we must use:

• A) standardized data values.
• B) standardized data scales.
• C) standardized data variations.
• D) standardized data scores.

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Definitions:

Little Capital

A term referring to businesses or investments that require a relatively small amount of money to start or maintain.

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