Question

statistics are always quantitative in nature.Explain with the help of a suitable example​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Statistics are always quantitative in nature as it deals with numbers and records in numerical terms.  

Explanation:  

• Statistics refers to the numerical collection, storage, and analysIs of the data.
• It is necessarily quantitative in nature. It means that only the numbers and figures that can be measured in numbers can be termed as statistics.
• Non-quantitative figures which cannot be measured in mathematical numbers are not statistics as they cannot be recorded in a defined manner.
• For example, the number of people unemployed in the economy can be counted and recorded but factors resulting in unemployment and their severity cannot be measured in numbers.