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Very often because no analytical solution is available.
Yes, quantitative research is typically based on numerical measurements. It involves the collection and analysis of data that can be quantified, allowing researchers to identify patterns, test hypotheses, and make statistical inferences. This approach often utilizes structured tools like surveys or experiments to gather measurable data, which can then be analyzed using statistical methods.
Measureable.
Data tables can only display numerical data, as they organize information in rows and columns, often used for statistical analysis or numerical comparison. Additionally, certain types of graphs, like histograms or line charts, primarily represent numerical data visually, highlighting trends or distributions. While they may include categories, the core representation is based on numerical values.
it is often difficult to solve complicated problems alone
Qualitative
Qualitative. *My teacher told me. rofl its quantitative not qualitative
Pieces of information, often numerical, are data. (The singular is "datum".)
Very often because no analytical solution is available.
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Market uncertainty is difficult to manage because it often results from uncontrollable environment factors.
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Yes, quantitative research is typically based on numerical measurements. It involves the collection and analysis of data that can be quantified, allowing researchers to identify patterns, test hypotheses, and make statistical inferences. This approach often utilizes structured tools like surveys or experiments to gather measurable data, which can then be analyzed using statistical methods.
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Measurements Often Involve Numbers Or Numerical Expressions(:
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Measureable.