Which of the following is NOT true when a scale is a ratio scale?
A) The scale allows for comparison of the absolute magnitude of numbers.
B) The zero point is established arbitrarily.
C) If "a" is greater than "b" and "b" is greater than "c," then "a" is greater than "c."
D) If "a" equals "b" and "b" equals "c," then "a" equals "c."
E) The mode and the median are permissible measures of central tendency.

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In a ratio scale, the zero point is not arbitrary; it represents a true absence of the quantity being measured.

Which of the Following Is NOT True When a Scale