1. The document discusses different types of data including qualitative vs quantitative data and discrete vs continuous data. Examples of each type are provided.
2. Real-life applications of data mentioned include recommendations on streaming platforms and online stores which analyze user preferences and viewing history to suggest additional content.
3. Discrete data examples provided include the number of students in a class, workers in a company, parts damaged during transport, shoe sizes, languages spoken, and test questions answered correctly.
1. The document discusses different types of data including qualitative vs quantitative data and discrete vs continuous data. Examples of each type are provided.
2. Real-life applications of data mentioned include recommendations on streaming platforms and online stores which analyze user preferences and viewing history to suggest additional content.
3. Discrete data examples provided include the number of students in a class, workers in a company, parts damaged during transport, shoe sizes, languages spoken, and test questions answered correctly.
1. The document discusses different types of data including qualitative vs quantitative data and discrete vs continuous data. Examples of each type are provided.
2. Real-life applications of data mentioned include recommendations on streaming platforms and online stores which analyze user preferences and viewing history to suggest additional content.
3. Discrete data examples provided include the number of students in a class, workers in a company, parts damaged during transport, shoe sizes, languages spoken, and test questions answered correctly.
Please answer the questions below in no less than 100 words.
1. Explain what data is, with the help of two real-life examples. Answer – We often use the term data to refer to computer information. Two examples of data can be text data and audio data. See section 1. 2. How is the data categorized? Answer – Data can be categorized as qualitative or quantitative. 1. Qualitative - Qualitative data is the data that is a descriptive piece of information. For example, "What a nice day it is" 2. Quantitative – Quantitative Data is the data that is numerical information—for example, "1", "3.65," etc. 3. What is Discrete Data? Answer - Discrete data is data that can take only specific values. Discrete data is a count that involves integers. For example, the number of children in a school is discrete data. You can count whole individuals. You can’t count 1.5 kids. 4. What is Continuous Data? Answer - Continuous data can have a value within a specific range. You can record continuous data at so many different measurements – width, temperature, time, and etc. Examples of continuous data: 1. The daily wind speed. 2. The temperature of a freezer 5. Give two examples of real-life applications of data. Answer – Recommendations on streaming platforms and online stores. Higher Order Thinking Skills 1. How is data used by online streaming platforms? Answer – While you start watching a video, many a time you get the list of suggested videos to watch post the existing clip is completed. This happens because these people's preferences are stored and studied. Later an algorithm in the background creates a pattern of people's preferences and shows you the same content in suggested videos 2. Give five examples of discrete data around you. Answer – Examples of discrete data: 1. The number of students in a class. 2. The number of workers in a company. 3. The number of parts damaged during transportation. 4. Shoe sizes. 5. Number of languages an individual speaks. 6. The number of test questions you answered correctly. 7. Instruments in a shop.