4. For each case below, classify the resulting outcomes as falling into one of the following...

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4. For each case below, classify the resulting outcomes as falling into one of the following categories: continuous data, discrete data, or categorical data (or none of these categories). A production manager records the number of nonconforming parts in a sample of 50 parts. A call center supervisor records the number of times each customer calls back because a problem is not solved. An administrator records the number of days that a patient stays in a rehabilitation facility. An inspector records the scrap cost for a set of nonconforming parts, all of the same type, each costing $17 per unit. An inspector records the temperature (degrees Fahrenheit) that a heating pad reaches after being turned on its high setting for 5 minutes. 4. For each case below, classify the resulting outcomes as falling into one of the following categories: continuous data, discrete data, or categorical data (or none of these categories). A production manager records the number of nonconforming parts in a sample of 50 parts. A call center supervisor records the number of times each customer calls back because a problem is not solved. An administrator records the number of days that a patient stays in a rehabilitation facility. An inspector records the scrap cost for a set of nonconforming parts, all of the same type, each costing $17 per unit. An inspector records the temperature (degrees Fahrenheit) that a heating pad reaches after being turned on its high setting for 5 minutes.