With interval data, we can say everything except
A) X differs from Y
B) X is greater than Y
C) X is two units greater than Y
D) X is twice Y

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Interval data only indicates the amount of difference between values; it does not allow for meaningful ratios or comparisons in terms of multiplication or division. Therefore, we cannot say that X is twice as much as Y. However, we can say that X differs from Y, X is greater than Y, or X is two units greater than Y, since these all involve appropriate comparisons of differences between values.

With Interval Data, We Can Say Everything Except