WGU C723 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS FOR
BUSINESS EXAM Q&A LATEST EXAM
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Nonnumeric Data
Data of a form such as words, symbols, or letters that are not used in
calculations
Numerical Data
Data represented by numbers
Trendline
Line that shows the general direction of the relationship of points over time
Objective Data
Measurable data often obtained through observations or testing
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,Correlation
Measure of the strength of the linear relationship between variables
-does not apply cause and affect "shoe size doesn't affect reading ability even
though they are closely related in grades school"
-used to compare two variables to determine the strength of the linear
relationship between them
Quantitative Analysis
Analysis using objective data
Qualitative Analysis
Analysis using subjective Data
Response Variable
Another name for the dependent variable
Explanatory Variable
Another name for the dependent variable
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,Negative Correclation
Correlation that occurs when one variable increases and the other variable
decreases
Positive Correlation
Correlation that occurs when one variable and the other
Metric
Measurement used to gauge performance
Forecasting
Method or process used to make short range decisions where the actual
outcomes have not yet occurred
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, Subjective Data
Non-measurable data often obtained through surveys or interviews
Descriptive Statistics
The analysis of data, to describe, interpret, and summarize data in a meaningful
way
Inferential Statistics
The analysis of data to reach conclusions, generalizations, and estimations
based on a small sample of the population
Statistics
The gathering, organizing, and interpreting of numerical data
Moderating Variable
Variable that changes the effect of independent variable on the dependent
variable
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BUSINESS EXAM Q&A LATEST EXAM
UPDATE
Nonnumeric Data
Data of a form such as words, symbols, or letters that are not used in
calculations
Numerical Data
Data represented by numbers
Trendline
Line that shows the general direction of the relationship of points over time
Objective Data
Measurable data often obtained through observations or testing
Page | 1
,Correlation
Measure of the strength of the linear relationship between variables
-does not apply cause and affect "shoe size doesn't affect reading ability even
though they are closely related in grades school"
-used to compare two variables to determine the strength of the linear
relationship between them
Quantitative Analysis
Analysis using objective data
Qualitative Analysis
Analysis using subjective Data
Response Variable
Another name for the dependent variable
Explanatory Variable
Another name for the dependent variable
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,Negative Correclation
Correlation that occurs when one variable increases and the other variable
decreases
Positive Correlation
Correlation that occurs when one variable and the other
Metric
Measurement used to gauge performance
Forecasting
Method or process used to make short range decisions where the actual
outcomes have not yet occurred
Page | 3
, Subjective Data
Non-measurable data often obtained through surveys or interviews
Descriptive Statistics
The analysis of data, to describe, interpret, and summarize data in a meaningful
way
Inferential Statistics
The analysis of data to reach conclusions, generalizations, and estimations
based on a small sample of the population
Statistics
The gathering, organizing, and interpreting of numerical data
Moderating Variable
Variable that changes the effect of independent variable on the dependent
variable
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