Question

multiple choice question
what are the two types of quantitative variables?
discrete and correlated.
discrete and complex.
discrete and continuous.
correlated and continuous.
continuous and complex.

Explanation:

Quantitative variables are numerical variables that represent measurable quantities. They are categorized based on whether they can take only distinct, separate values (discrete) or any value within a range (continuous). The other options include terms like correlated (a relationship between variables, not a type) and complex (not a standard classification for quantitative variables).

Answer:

Discrete and Continuous.