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data that can only take particular values is called something data.

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Data that are counted or measured using a numerically defined method are called numerical (quantitative). DISCRETE vs. ORDERED CATEGORICAL. Discrete data arise from observations that can only take certain numerical values, usually counts such as number of children or number of patients attending a clinic in a year.

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