WGU C784 APPLIED HEALTHCARE STATISTICS EXAM 138
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Term
The result of the division of two negative numbers
is always
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NEUTRAL POSITIVE
INFINITY ZERO
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Definition
Goes down from L to R, Like going down stairs
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Negative slope Positive slope
No slope Zero slope
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Definition
the likelihood, or chance, that a certain event will occur
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probability prediction
equation none of these
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Definition
Can have any value within an
interval Is "measured"
Does not have clear boundaries between elements or data
points
In mathematics, the set of real numbers is an example of a
continuous set. This sets contains continuous elements, with
no discernible gaps between each element. Remember that
the number line is a visual representation of the set of real
numbers. Just as the number line is continuous with no gaps,
so is the set of real numbers.
In statistics, some data sets will be continuous. Examples of
continuous
data sets are temperature, distance, and time, as the set of
possible values within these groups is continuous. An element
in these groups can hold any real number within a certain
interval, dependent upon the scale used. (A set of data is
continuous if it can hold any value within the set. An
example of continuous data might be age. It is possible to be
22.6722.67 years old. Real numbers are considered
continuous.)
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Continuous data Nominal data
Group of answer choices Discrete data
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QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
100% Correct 137
Incorrect 0
1 of 137
Term
The result of the division of two negative numbers
is always
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NEUTRAL POSITIVE
INFINITY ZERO
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, 2 of 137
Definition
Goes down from L to R, Like going down stairs
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Negative slope Positive slope
No slope Zero slope
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Definition
the likelihood, or chance, that a certain event will occur
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probability prediction
equation none of these
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Definition
Can have any value within an
interval Is "measured"
Does not have clear boundaries between elements or data
points
In mathematics, the set of real numbers is an example of a
continuous set. This sets contains continuous elements, with
no discernible gaps between each element. Remember that
the number line is a visual representation of the set of real
numbers. Just as the number line is continuous with no gaps,
so is the set of real numbers.
In statistics, some data sets will be continuous. Examples of
continuous
data sets are temperature, distance, and time, as the set of
possible values within these groups is continuous. An element
in these groups can hold any real number within a certain
interval, dependent upon the scale used. (A set of data is
continuous if it can hold any value within the set. An
example of continuous data might be age. It is possible to be
22.6722.67 years old. Real numbers are considered
continuous.)
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Continuous data Nominal data
Group of answer choices Discrete data
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