Question

identify the type of data that would be used to describe a response (quantitative discrete, quantitative continuous, or qualitative).
number of tickets sold to a concert
○ quantitative discrete
○ quantitative continuous
○ qualitative
give an example of the data.
○ 200 tickets available
○ 150 tickets sold
○ 100 people who bought tickets
○ 3 genres of music
○ 10 songs

Explanation:

First Part: Identifying Data Type

Quantitative discrete data consists of countable values (like number of items, people, etc.). The number of tickets sold is a countable quantity (you can't sell a fraction of a ticket), so it's quantitative discrete. Qualitative data is non - numerical (like colors, genres), and quantitative continuous is for measurable quantities with infinite values between (like height, weight).

We need an example that represents the number of tickets sold. "150 tickets sold" directly gives the number of tickets sold. "200 tickets available" is about availability, "100 people who bought tickets" is about people (not tickets sold), "3 genres of music" is qualitative, and "10 songs" is about songs, not tickets.

Answer:

A. quantitative discrete

Second Part: Example of the Data