Examples Of Qualititative Observations

Examples of Qualititative observations

 

Answer:

Qualitative Observations are based on the quality of the subject (e.g. sweet,tall,big,brown) while Quantitative Observations are based on the quantity or measure or involves numbers (e.g. 2 kg, 6 m, 10 km, 5N)

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