When organizing a frequency table for a variable measured at the ordinal level:
A)categories may be arranged from lowest to highest.
B)categories are not in order.
C)categories may be arranged from highest to lowest.
D)a & c

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For variables measured at the ordinal level, categories have a natural order, so they can be arranged either from lowest to highest or from highest to lowest, making both options A and C correct.

When Organizing a Frequency Table for a Variable Measured at the Ordinal