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m Variables Q Search SUBMIT ANSWER NEXT Question 7 of 12 Multiple Choice: Please select the best answer and click "submit. The grades A, B, C, and D that you may get in a class are discrete. There is no such thing as a grade of B 1/2, for example. However, "grade points" can be assigned to these grades according to the schedule shown here: Grade points, like grades, can be sorted- but they can also be added, divided and so on. This allows the calculation of a grade point average, or GPA. For example, the grade point average of A A B+. B, B-, and C+ is (4.0+4.0 3.3+3.0 2.7 2.3y5 3.22 Grade points can take on any numeric values between 0 and 4. They are an example of a variable. O A continuous O B. discrete

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Grades given in the class are discrete but Grade points can take any value from 0 to 4.0,that is it can take up infinite number of values. Since grade points can have any value from a large number of values so it is a CONTINUOUS Variable and not discrete.

Answer-A.Continuous.

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