each of the following words or terms describes some data that are to be collected. will the data be quantitative or qualitative in each case?
17. years of education that you have had
18. your favorite tv show
19. your daily caloric intake
20. your place of birth
21. your blood type
22. your favorite brand of candy bar
23. your student number
24. the high temperature at salt lake city, utah, each day
25. the average time you spend standing in the checkout line of a grocery store
26. your telephone number, including area code

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### 17. Years of education that you have had
# Brief Explanations:
Quantitative data is numerical and can be measured or counted. Years of education is a number (e.g., 12 years, 16 years), so it is quantitative.
# Answer:
Quantitative

### 18. Your favorite TV show
# Brief Explanations:
Qualitative data is non - numerical, descriptive, or categorical. A favorite TV show is a category or a description (e.g., "Stranger Things", "The Office"), so it is qualitative.
# Answer:
Qualitative

### 19. Your daily caloric intake
# Brief Explanations:
Daily caloric intake is a numerical value (e.g., 2000 calories, 2500 calories) that can be measured, so it is quantitative.
# Answer:
Quantitative

### 20. Your place of birth
# Brief Explanations:
A place of birth is a category or a descriptive name (e.g., "New York", "London"), not a numerical value, so it is qualitative.
# Answer:
Qualitative

### 21. Your blood type
# Brief Explanations:
Blood type is a category (e.g., A+, B -, O) and is non - numerical, so it is qualitative.
# Answer:
Qualitative

### 22. Your favorite brand of candy bar
# Brief Explanations:
A favorite brand of candy bar is a category (e.g., "Snickers", "KitKat") and is non - numerical, so it is qualitative.
# Answer:
Qualitative

### 23. Your student number
# Brief Explanations:
Although a student number is made up of numbers, it is used as a label or an identifier rather than a numerical value that can be measured or used in calculations (e.g., we don't add or average student numbers in a meaningful way for measurement). So it is qualitative.
# Answer:
Qualitative

### 24. The high temperature at Salt Lake City, Utah, each day
# Brief Explanations:
Temperature is a numerical value (e.g., 75°F, 25°C) that can be measured, so it is quantitative.
# Answer:
Quantitative

### 25. The average time you spend standing in the checkout line of a grocery store
# Brief Explanations:
Time spent is a numerical value (e.g., 5 minutes, 10 minutes) that can be measured, so it is quantitative.
# Answer:
Quantitative

### 26. Your telephone number, including area code
# Brief Explanations:
A telephone number is used as an identifier (e.g., 123 - 456 - 7890) and is not a numerical value for measurement or calculation (we don't perform arithmetic on telephone numbers in a meaningful way for data analysis), so it is qualitative.
# Answer:
Qualitative

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17. Years of education that you have had

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18. Your favorite TV show