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    VARIABLES,

    DEPENDENT AND
    INDEPENDENT VARIABLES
    PRESENTED BY : KALIMULLAH
    ABDUL RAOUR
    MUSKAN MUSTASAM
    PRESENTED TO : MISS AYESHA MUGHEES
    VARIABLES
    The basic and important concept of statistics is variables.
    Defination:
    The quantity which varies from person to person or object to object.
    or
    The expression which changes with the time interval.
    or
    Recorded information or characteristics.
    Denotion:
    It is denoted by X,Y,Z.
    Example:
    Height is variable because it changes and is different for different persons.
    Ayyan has 5.8
    Roshaan has 5.2
    Rukhma has 5.6
    TYPES OF VARIABLE
    Dependent
    variable

    Independent
    variable

    Quantitative
    variables

    Qualitative
    variables

    Categorial
    variable

    Continuous
    variables

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