Which of the following options is true?
A) Heads and tails are not considered to be the universal set of outcomes of a toss of a coin because they are only two outcomes.
B) If we toss two dice a single time, the universal set is 6 times 6.
C) A universal set is always made up of interval data.
D) None of the above.

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The concept of a universal set is context-dependent and not limited by the number of outcomes or the type of data (e.g., interval data). A) is incorrect because heads and tails can indeed form the universal set for a coin toss scenario. B) is misleading because stating "6 times 6" refers to the number of possible outcomes (36) when two dice are tossed, which can be considered as the universal set of outcomes for that scenario, but the phrasing might imply a misunderstanding of what constitutes a universal set. C) is incorrect because a universal set can contain any type of elements, not just interval data.

Which of the Following Options Is True