Question: For a continuous variable each score actually corresponds to an interval on the scale of measurement. ( a ) In general terms define the real

For a continuous variable each score actually corresponds to an interval on the scale of measurement.
(a) In general terms define the real limits of an interval.
(b) If a distribution has scores of 10,9,8, etc., what are the real limits for X =8?
(c) If a distribution has scores of 5.5,5.0,4.5,4.0, etc., what are the real limits for X =4.5?
(d) In a grouped frequency distribution, each class interval has real limits and apparent limits. What are the real and apparent limits for the interval 10-14?

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