A ratio scale contains _____.
A) mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive categories as well as the property of order, but not distance or unique origin
B) the properties of order, classification, and equal distance between points but no unique origin
C) mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive categories, but without the properties of order, distance, and origin
D) the properties of classification, order, equal distance, and unique origin
E) the four major sources of error

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A ratio scale contains the properties of classification, order, equal distance, and unique origin, which means that it has mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive categories and the property of order, distance, and a unique starting point. This allows for meaningful comparisons using ratios and mathematical operations such as multiplication and division.

A Ratio Scale Contains _____