Zeke wants a scale in which the differences between the scale points are considered to be equal so that he can compare differences between scale points, but he doesn't need a scale in which the location of the zero point is fixed. Zeke should use a(n) _____.
A) nominal scale
B) ratio scale
C) ordinal scale
D) interval scale
E) minimal scale

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An Interval Scale is a scale where the differences between the scale points are considered to be equal, but there is no fixed zero point. This type of scale allows for comparison between differences in scale points without needing a fixed reference point, which is what Zeke requires.

Zeke Wants a Scale in Which the Differences Between the Scale