Variable Types Fill in the blanks in the table. For variable type, identify whether the variable is numeric or categorical in the "Variable type" row. If the variable is numeric, indicate in the next row if it's continuous or discrete. In the "measurement scale" row, identify whether the variable is ratio, interval or circular for numeric variables, and whether the variable is nominal or ordinal for categorical variables. Name Age group Hairs on Weight (lb) Birth year Birthday head (days after 1/1) Bob Adult 50000 210.5 1990 0 Fred Senior 300 186.3 1966 23 Jane Child 100000 132.6 2012 300 Variable type: categorical (continuous or discrete) Measurement Nominal scale: h tun variables that wa IreadyNow, define a variable of each type of your own (variables that we have not already used in class). For each variable, make up five example data values that illustrate the variable type and measurement scale. Continuous Continuous Discrete Discrete Categorical, |Categorical, numeric, numeric, numeric, numeric, ordinal nominal ratio interval ratio interval Variable name Example data (five data values)