Classify the following data. indicate whether the data is qualitative or quantitative, indicate whether the data is discrete, continuous, or neither, and indicate the level of measurement for the data. five people are in a bakery waiting for service. each person takes a ticket when they enter the bakery in order to determine when they will be served. the person with the lowest ticket number will be served next.

Quantitative-Discrete-Ordinal

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Quantitative: The data is numeric, is a set of numbers assigned to a group of people and involves counting, so the data is quantitative; a qualitative data would be for example grouping by colors or by music preferences

Discrete: The values assigned are fixed and uses natural numbers from 1 to 5; don´t include fractions or negative numbers like 1.5, meaning it can´t be continuous.

Ordinal: The values assigned to each person determines the order or ranking in the group, in this case, determining the order in which they're going to be served.

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