Each of the following is true of an interval scale except that it ________.
A) is the least informative measurement scale
B) tells us how many equal-size units of one thing lies above or below another thing of the same kind
C) has no absolute zero
D) cannot tell us how many times bigger, smaller, taller, or fatter one thing is from another

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An interval scale is not the least informative measurement scale, as it provides information about the distance between two points on the scale. However, it does not have an absolute zero point, which means that ratios cannot be calculated and it cannot tell us how many times bigger, smaller, taller, or fatter one thing is from another.

Each of the Following Is True of an Interval Scale