The winners in an Olympic race are decided according to the recorded time up to the hundredth
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The winners in an Olympic race are decided according to the recorded time up to the hundredth decimal point.
a. Explain why the recorded time is a continuous numerical variable.
b. Explain why the recorded time is a ratio-scaled variable.
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