Questions: Fill in the Blank Question Rating products from one to five stars generates data.

Fill in the Blank Question Rating products from one to five stars generates data.
Transcript text: Fill in the Blank Question Rating products from one to five stars generates $\square$ data.
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the type of data

Rating products from one to five stars generates ordinal data. This is because the ratings have a natural order (1 star < 2 stars < 3 stars < 4 stars < 5 stars), but the intervals between the ratings are not necessarily equal or measurable.

Step 2: Explain the LaTex symbol

The LaTex symbol \(\left(\begin{array}{ll}40 \\ 4\end{array}\right.\) represents a binomial coefficient, which is typically written as \(\binom{40}{4}\). This notation is used to calculate combinations, specifically the number of ways to choose 4 items out of 40 without regard to order.

Step 3: Leave the rest of the question unanswered

The question contains additional content that is not addressed, as per the guidelines. Only the first three steps are provided.

Final Answer

The answer is ordinal data.

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