Who can help me with examples of quantitative observations?
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The answer to your question is: Many people can, including me. =====================================================
Quantitative observations give numbers, that might have come from actual measurements.They might not be accurate or true, but there are numbers there.
While I'm here, I'll even give you a few examples:
"That thing feels heavy." . . . . . . . . . . . Qualitative "That thing weighs 460 pounds." . . . Quantitative
"That thing looks gigantic." . . . . . . Qualitative "That thing is 1,759 yards long" . . Quantitative
"That thing is really moving fast." . . . . . . . . . . . . Qualitative "That thing is moving at 760 miles per hour." . Quantitative
Quantitative observations are measurements expressed using numbers and units, such as weight, length, temperature, and distance. They provide specific data that is useful for analysis. Examples include weighing a bag of apples at 3 kilograms or measuring a table's length at 2 meters.
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