Questions: Quantitative observations rely on the use of which of the following to gather data and observe results? a Hearing b Smell c Taste d Measurements

Quantitative observations rely on the use of which of the following to gather data and observe results? a Hearing b Smell c Taste d Measurements
Transcript text: Quantitative observations rely on the use of which of the following to gather data and observe results? a Hearing b Smell c Taste d Measurements
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Step 1: Understand the Question

The question asks which method is used for quantitative observations to gather data and observe results.

Step 2: Define Quantitative Observations

Quantitative observations involve collecting data that can be measured and expressed numerically.

Step 3: Evaluate the Options
  • Hearing: Involves qualitative data.
  • Smell: Involves qualitative data.
  • Taste: Involves qualitative data.
  • Measurements: Involves quantitative data.

Final Answer

The correct answer is: d. Measurements

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