The ratio level of measure varies from the interval level of measure in that the ratio level of measure:
A)has attributes that can be rank ordered.
B)has attributes that cannot be rank ordered.
C)has attributes that can be mathematically quantified.
D)has attributes that are affected by reification.
E)has attributes that have a true zero point.

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The ratio level of measure has attributes that have a true zero point, meaning that 0 represents the absence of the measured variable. This distinguishes it from the interval level of measure, which has attributes that can be rank ordered and mathematically quantified, but does not have a true zero point.

The Ratio Level of Measure Varies from the Interval Level