Weight in pounds of new born babies Speed of a car degree of agreement or disagreement of
respondents about the appropriateness of a television program for children below 10 years old
Length of milkfish fry in a fish pond Eye color Skin tone IQ level of Grade I pupils as low,
average, or high Sound intensity of the noise made by students in a cafeteria Educational
attainment Number of children in a family Socioeconomic status of residents of Barangay A
Population of the Philippines in the year 2000 Monthly salary of employees of Company A
Body temperature of dengue patients in Hospital x Religious affiliation
Solution
Here are the levels of measurements: 1.Interval 2. Ratio 3.Ordinal 4.Interval
5.Nominal 6.Ordinal 7.Ordinal 8.Ordinal ( if described as loud, louder etc.) -- This is a little
vague description. This can be an Interval level if sound is measured in decibles. 9.Ordinal
10.Interval 11.Ordinal 12.Interval 13.Ratio 14. Interval 15. Nominal Hope this helps. Please rate
this as a life saver. Thanks..
Beyond the EU: DORA and NIS 2 Directive's Global Impact
Weightis aA. Ratio scaleB. Interval scale.pdf
1. Weight
is a
A. Ratio scale
B. Interval scale
C. Ordinal scale
D. Nominal scale
Weight
is a
A. Ratio scale
B. Interval scale
C. Ordinal scale
2. D. Nominal scale
Solution
A ratio variable, has all the properties of an interval variable, and also has a clear definition of
0.0. When the variable equals 0.0, there is none of that variable. Variables like height,WEIGHT ,
enzyme activity are ratio variables.
