Answer:
This variable are represented by an integer value. And this variable can't take decimal values since not makes sens for example say that the country won 4.3 gold medals. We say the country won 4 or 5 gold medals
So then the correct option for this case would be:
Quantitative and Discrete data
Step-by-step explanation:
Previous concepts
Qualitative data represent values that cannot take numbers for xample the gender
Quantitative data represent values that can be represented by numbers for example the weigth.
Continuous data represent numerical data, but for this case the possible values can be integers or decimals in the real numbers.
Discrete data represent a set of numerical values, and the possible values can only take integers and not decimals
Solution to the problem
We assume that we have the following data:
The number of gold medals each country won in the last Olympics.
This variable are represented by an integer value. And this variable can't take decimal values since not makes sens for example say that the country won 4.3 gold medals. We say the country won 4 or 5 gold medals
So then the correct option for this case would be:
Quantitative and Discrete data