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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN QUALITY AND QUANTITY IN TABULAR FORM IN 150 WORDS

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Answered by JomiaThomas
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Quantity: is the strength of this common relational criterion. Depending on whether the property is seen as continuous or discontinuous, the quantity is called magnitude or multitude. Quantify the magnitude used 'greater than', 'less than', 'equal to'. Quantifying the multitude uses numbers.

Quality: The set of properties of a particular thing. Quality is not interested in the fact that these properties are shared but, on the contrary, united in the same thing. The quality differs from the 'substance' in the fact that all of its properties do not do the whole thing. It remains of the unknown. Quality is a proprietary concept of the mind, and the substance a proprietary concept of the real.

Qualitative is the superimposition of quantitative information levels (those that are known). Sometimes a formal model does not exist yet for this entanglement. Nevertheless each level intervenes in the quality of the formed entity. This is how we can build the notion of 'qualia' for consciousness.

Levels of information can have similar quantitative dimensions. For example, many properties are based on distance. Models of these levels can be interchangeable. Other dimensions are not similar. The spin is not interchangeable with a spatial dimension.

Finally you know of course the false friend of 'quality' in everyday language, which means the excellence of a thing. A 'quality' even more owner of the mind since each of its iterations under our skulls gives a personal quality to every thing.

Answered by sakilahamed
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Quality is a measure of excellence or of a state of being. It describes something, either of how it was made, or how if is as compared to others. Quantity, on the other hand, is the extent, size, or sum of something. It is countable or measurable, and can be expressed as a numerical value.

Quality and Quantity are two terms that one often comes across, especially in business, research, physics, and even in everyday life. The main difference between quality and quantity is the fact that quality refers to the characteristic or feature of something, whereas quantity refers to the numerical value of something.

Quality is subjective, whereas quantity is not. Quality is subjective to each individual’s opinion. One person might think that something is of great quality, whereas another might think that it is of low quality. However, one cannot dispute quantity. If there are five things, then there are five things. One cannot claim that there are four or six.

Basically, quality is a measure of excellence or of a state of being. It describes something, either of how it was made, or how if is as compared to others. Quantity, on the other hand, is the extent, size, or sum of something. It is countable or measurable, and can be expressed as a numerical value.

In business, there has been a continuous discussion on the basis of Quality vs Quantity. There are many bosses or managers who focus on quantity as opposed to quality of work. While, there are others who want both quality and quantity in the shortest amount of time possible. There are very few that prefer quality over quantity.

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