Math, asked by pradeepkumar61814, 2 months ago

data in the from of number is called ---- data​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The answer is Numerical data....

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Answered by NAVODYANMANNAT20
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Answer:

Sometimes called quantitative data,numerical data is always collected in number form. Numerical data differentiates itself with other number form data types with its ability to carry out arithmetic operations with these numbers.

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