If it were not for the existence of an "absolute zero," ratio data would be considered the same as _______.
A)interval level data
B)ordinal level data
C)nominal level data
D)ratio level data
E)relative level data

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Ratio data is distinguished from interval data by the presence of an absolute zero, making operations like multiplication and division meaningful. Without an absolute zero, ratio data would be considered the same as interval level data, which lacks this property.

If It Were Not for the Existence of an "Absolute