Question

Census of India depicting growth rate of population over ten years is an example of :

Quantitative classification

Qualitative classification

Chronological classification

Spatial classification

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Answer 1

Answer:

Option 3 rd is the correct option .

Chronological classification

Answer 2

In this question, we need to answer that census of India depicting the growth rate of population is which type of classification.

• Option A is correct i.e. Quantitative classification.
• Census of India depicting the growth rate of the population over ten years is an example of Quantitative Classification.
• Quantitative Classification is a classification in which data is divided into measurable terms and is in the form of numbers.
• Qualitative classification is a classification in which data are classified based on some attributes or qualities like honesty, beauty, etc.
• Chronological classification is a classification in which data is categorized based on time.

• Spatial classification is a classification that assigns an object to a class from a given set of classes based on the attribute values of the object.

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