Question

1. thinking scientifically: define the following terms and give an example for each. qualitative: definition: example: quantitative: definition: example:

Explanation:

Quantitative refers to data or information that is numerical and can be measured. For example, the number of students in a class (30 students). Qualitative refers to data or information that is descriptive and about qualities or characteristics. For example, describing the color of a flower as "red" or the texture of a fabric as "soft".

Answer:

Quantitative - Definition: Data that is numerical and measurable. Example: The height of a building (100 meters).
Qualitative - Definition: Data that is descriptive and about qualities. Example: The taste of a fruit described as "sweet - sour".