Qualitative vs

Quantitative description involves identifying unknown variables, while qualitative description does not involve this step.

Qualitative description uses non-numeric attributes, while quantitative description involves numerical values. (correct)

Qualitative description focuses on solving formal problems, while quantitative description deals with informal problems.

Quantitative description is based on visual observation, while qualitative description relies on mathematical formulas.

Formal problems are relatively difficult to solve compared to informal problems.

Formal problems do not require drawing a diagram of the problem situation.

Formal problems rely heavily on visual observation to arrive at the solution.

Formal problems involve a set of given information, a particular goal, and a set of operations used to arrive at the answer. (correct)

Reading materials

Performing a motor skill

Attending workshops

Visual observation (correct)

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