Question 3Select the appropriate level of measurement for ounces of water consumed.1 pointNominalOrdinalRatioInterval

The appropriate level of measurement for ounces of water consumed is Ratio.

Here's why:

1. Nominal level of measurement is used for categorical data and cannot be ordered or measured. Examples include colors, gender, names etc. This is not applicable here as ounces of water consumed is a measurable quantity.

2. Ordinal level of measurement involves data that can be ordered or ranked but the differences between the values are not meaningful. Examples include rankings in a race (1st, 2nd, 3rd place etc.). This is not applicable here as the differences between the values of ounces of water consumed are meaningful.

3. Interval level of measurement involves data that can be ordered, the differences between the values are meaningful, and there is no true zero point. Examples include temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit. This is not applicable here as there is a true zero point in ounces of water consumed (0 ounces means no water was consumed).

4. Ratio level of measurement involves data that can be ordered, the differences between the values are meaningful, and there is a true zero point. Examples include height, weight, age etc. This is applicable here as ounces of water consumed can be ordered, the differences between the values are meaningful, and there is a true zero point.