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Question

does anyone know what these words mean?
-univariate
-bivariate
-quantitative
-qualitative

Answer 1

These are terms that are generally used in statistics.

Univariate means using only one variable, like the heights of basketball team members.
Bivariate means using two variables, like heights and shoe sizes of basketball team members.
A quantitative variable is numeric, like someone's height in inches.
A qualitative variable is a label, like gender or political party preference.

Answer 2

Univariate--having only one variable.

Example: Angle "x"

Bivariate--having two variables.

Example: Angle "x" + Angle "y"

Quantitative--Figured out based on numbers/facts/where/when etc.

Example--Test results based on points.

Qualitative--Figured out based on how/why/people etc.

Example--Test scores based on human behavior.

Regards,

Mysstere

Answer 3

I don't know what the first two wordd mean but quantitative is a discriptiion of data using numbers (such as a measurment) and qualitative is a discriptiion of data using words, usally adjectives (such as, large, blue, round, trianglualr, ect.) Sorry I can't help more!