Science, asked by imranisherecs, 7 months ago

What are four levels of measurement?

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Answered by XxMissCutiepiexX

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Nominal.

Ordinal.

Interval.

Ratio.

Answered by shafnaka123

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Answer:

1.NOMINAL

2.ORDINAL

3.INTERVAL

4.RATIO

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