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Variable is any characteristic that can take on different values for different individuals. There are two types of variables - quantitative, which can be discrete or continuous, and qualitative, which can be ordinal or categorical. A variable quantifies an element of a population while a qualitative variable describes or categorizes an element.

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Variable is any characteristic of an individual. It can take on different values for different individuals
Quantitative •Discrete •Continuous Qualitative •Ordinal •Categorical
• “A variable that quantifies an element of a population.”
• “A variable that categorizes or describes an element of a population.”
Variables statistics