Week 1, Activity 1.3 ( Activity 3 ), Question no. 2 - Screenshot attached.

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R Ashwin Jain

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Oct 18, 2020, 4:43:04 AM10/18/20

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Numerical data is comparable for instance we can compare 'batting average' of a player and classify who's is more or less. So why is the answer 'Categorical' ? Can you please clear this query.

The doubt is based on Q. No. 2, Activity 1.3, Week 1. Screenshot of the question attached.

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Oct 18, 2020, 4:51:03 AM10/18/20

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Question is saying about the comparative forms of adverbs(like good, better and best) only. They don't have any numeric properties, therefore they belongs to categorical variable.

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R Ashwin Jain

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Oct 18, 2020, 6:37:04 AM10/18/20

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Okay so the question asked is what classification do adverbs like - "good", " Better", "best" take? is my interpretation right?

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