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Question 360616: how do I figure out the number of employees who worked more than 1000 hours last year at my workplace? and would this be considered discrete data or continuous? Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! You should be able to look this info up in a database somewhere. If not, then you can take each salary (before taxes and such) and divide it by the wage. For example, someone who made $20,000 last year (before taxes) and worked $10 an hour worked for hours. This might be unrealistic, but you get the idea.
Since the number of people is a whole countable number, this means that this data is discrete data.
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