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University of New Brunswick - COMMUNICAT ICS 101Chapter 3 Quiz_ 2018-IOT FUNDAMENTALS_ BIG DATA & ANALYTICS-ESCOM-T27
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Chapter 3 Quiz Due No due date Points 40 Questions 20 Time Limit None Allowed Attempts Unlimited Instrucƭons Azempt History Attempt Time Score KEPT Attempt 2 12 minutes 40 out of 40 LATEST Att... empt 2 12 minutes 40 out of 40 Attempt 1 1 minute 5 out of 40 Submitted Nov 3 at 8:22pm This quiz covers the content presented in Big Data & Analytics Chapter 3. This quiz is designed for practice. You will be allowed multiple attempts and the grade does not appear in the gradebook. There are multiple task types that may be available in this quiz. In some task types, partial credit scoring is allowed to foster learning. Please note that on tasks with multiple answers, points can be deducted for selecting incorrect options. At the completion of the quiz, some items may display feedback. The feedback will reference the source of the content. Example: "Refer to curriculum topic: 1.2.3" - indicates that the source of the material for this task is located in chapter 1, section 2, topic 3. Form: 32748 Take the Quiz Again Question 1 2 / 2 pts Which statement is an accurate description of discrete variables? Discrete variables are qualitative and consist of two or more categories in which order matters. They are quantitative with a continuous range of values.03/11/2018 Chapter 3 Quiz: 2018-IOT FUNDAMENTALS: BIG DATA & ANALYTICS-ESCOM-T27 https://81783902.netacad.com/courses/681169/quizzes/6040376 2/12 Correct! Correct! They are quantitative with a finite set of values. They are qualitative and consist of two or more categories of values in which order does not matter. Refer to curriculum topic: 3.1.1 Variables are either categorical or numeric. Numerical variables are qualitative and are either continuous or discrete. Discrete variables are those from a finite set of values such as the number of users on the network. [Show More]
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