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Give justification An investment firm rates bonds for Aard Co Inc. as "B+," while bonds of Deva Corp. are rated "AA." Which level of measurement would be appropriate for such data? A) Nominal B) Ordinal
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An investment firm rates bonds for Aard Co Inc. as "B+," while bonds of Deva Corp. are
rated "AA." Which level of measurement would be appropriate for such data?
A) Nominal
B) Ordinal
C) Interval
D) Ratio
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Yea ma’am she will get you in the back of your house in a while and then
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