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assign each one with Categorical, discrete numerical, continuous numerical

The image shows a table where you need to classify variables into categorical, discrete numerical, or continuous numerical.

Here is how you can classify them:

1. **How do you describe reasons for owning this material?**
   - **Categorical** (because it involves different qualitative reasons, such as 'For learning', 'For collection', etc.)
  
2. **How many material items you owned that you would never discard/give away?**
   - **Discrete Numerical** (because it counts individual items, which are whole numbers)
  
3. **How many hours of long-term material-use would you experience in the next week?**
   - **Continuous Numerical** (because time can be measured in fractions and not just whole numbers)
  
4. **How often do you borrow materials instead of purchasing them yourself?**
   - **Categorical** (likely asks for responses such as 'Often', 'Sometimes', 'Rarely', which are categories)

Would you like more details on the classification criteria?

Here are 5 related questions:
1. Can you think of other examples of discrete numerical data?
2. Why is it important to differentiate between discrete and continuous numerical data?
3. What are some typical uses of categorical data in real-world research?
4. Can continuous data sometimes be presented in a discrete way? If so, how?
5. How would you represent categorical data graphically?

**Tip**: In statistical analysis, continuous numerical data is often handled using different techniques than categorical or discrete numerical data.

Assign each variable to Categorical, Discrete Numerical, or Continuous Numerical.

Understand how to classify variables into Categorical, Discrete Numerical, or Continuous Numerical types with real-world examples. Learn the differences between discrete and continuous data and their applications in various contexts. Suitable for students in Grades 10-12.

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