Solution

$\text{Discrete}$ data are restricted to defined separated values with a finite or countable number of different possible values, for example integers or counts.

$\textbf{Continuous}$ data are not restricted to defined separate values, but can occupy any value over a continuous range, for example decimal, rational or real numbers.

SOLUTION

(a) Discrete, because the number of boating accidents is an integer and the integers are countable.

(b) Continuous, because the time can take on decimal values (for example, 1.5 hours or 18.5 minutes).

(c) Continuous, because the cost can take on decimal values (for example, $1.75 or 0.95 cents).

(d) Discrete, because the number of siblings is an integer and the integers are countable.

(e) Continuous, because the yield can take on decimal values (for example, 32.5 kg or 14.75 kg).

Answers

(a) Discrete

(b) Continuous

(c) Continuous

(d) Discrete

(e) Continuous

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