If you have a level of measurement in which the distance between the values are meaningful but there is no absolute value of zero, then what level of measurement is being utilized?
A) ordinal
B) nominal
C) interval
D) ratio
True/False

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The level of measurement being utilized is interval. In this level of measurement, the distance between values is meaningful, but there is no true zero point. A common example of this is temperature, where 0 degrees does not represent the complete absence of temperature. This is different from the ratio level of measurement, where there is a true zero point, such as in weight or height.

If You Have a Level of Measurement in Which the Distance