Choose whether these data are Discrete or Continuous: a. Number of bottles are used each year ( )b. Weight of 3 years old babies ( )c. Velocity of cars on the highway ( )d. The number of students with long hair ( )e. The number of brown-eye monkeys at the zoo. ( )
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Number of bottles used each year - Discrete (as it is a countable quantity) b. Weight of 3 years old babies - Continuous (as it can take any value within a range) Show more…
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