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    Addition and Subtraction Are Completely Justified Only When Variables Are
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Addition and Subtraction Are Completely Justified Only When Variables Are

Question 17

Question 17

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Addition and subtraction are completely justified only when variables are


A) empirical
B) inferential
C) ordinal
D) interval-ratio

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