Question

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explain the difference between a discrete and a continuous variable.
discrete variables can assume , but continuous variables can assume

Explanation:

Discrete variables are limited to distinct, separate values that can be counted, with no values in between. Continuous variables can take any value within a range, including infinite intermediate values that can be measured.

Answer:

Discrete variables can assume countable, distinct separate values, but continuous variables can assume any value within a measurable range