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AceWeaunch2 dotenrolimentID 41602129role SoutinelD 51451 72098ection 08page 2 dom Vanates UBMIT ANSWER NEXT Question 7 of 12 Muliple 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, arriple However, "grade points" can be assigned to these grades according to the schedule shown here |403.7113.3113 01127|2.312 ? rade points, like grades, Can be sorted but they can aiso be added, divided, and so on. This alows the calculation of a gradé point average, or GPA For example, the grade point average of A, A D+,8,B, and C is 40 40 33 30 2.7 2 3YS 3 22 Grade points can take on any numeric values between O and 4. They are an , angle of a -variable 0 A continuous O B discrete

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Answer: Option (B) descrete variable

Explanation: There is basic difference between the continuous variables and descrete variables. The continuous variables are those which measured value can take infinite number of values. While the descrete variables can take a certain values within a rangle. In the present case, the grade points are within 0 and 4 and any grades will lie wihtin this grade with definite number of permutation and combination.

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