true or false. Researchers plan to test the accuracy of a blood typing test by repeating the process of submitting a sample of the same blood (Type O+) until the test yields an error. It is possible that each researcher could repeat this test forever without ever getting an error, but they can still count the number of tests as they proceed. The collection of the numbers of tests is countable, because you can count them, even though the counting could go on forever. This is an example of continuous data