Discrete and Continuous Data

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Discrete and Continuous Data Discrete data can only take on certain individual values. Continuous data can take on any value in a certain range. Example 2 Length of a film is a continuous variable. Example 1 Number of pages in a book is a discrete variable. Example 3 Shoe size is a Discrete variable. E.g. 5, 5½, 6, 6½ etc. Not in between. Example 4 Temperature is a continuous variable. Example 6 Time taken to run a race is a continuous variable. Example 5 Number of people in a race is a discrete variable.

Group the following as either discrete or continuous data. Volume of a cereal box Population of a town Number of goals in a season Number of matches in a box Length of a crocodile Shirt collar size Speed of a car Temperature of oven Discrete? Continuous? Group the following as either discrete or continuous data.

Discrete Continuous Population of a town Volume of a cereal box Number of matches in a box Top speed of a car Length of a crocodile Shirt collar size Number of goals in a season Temperature of oven