Which one is a drawback of interval-scaled data?
A) The zero point is arbitrarily chosen.
B) The degree of measurement is not a whole number.
C) The scale is categorized and qualitative.
D) The scale in nominal and zero point is meaningful.

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The zero point in interval-scaled data is arbitrarily chosen, meaning it does not represent an absence of the quantity being measured. This is in contrast to ratio scales, where the zero point indicates none of the quantity.

Which One Is a Drawback of Interval-Scaled Data