Algebra-1

The temperature in a chemical laboratory is typically considered continuous.

Here’s why:

Continuous data refers to measurements that can take on any value within a given range. Temperature is measured using a scale (such as Celsius or Fahrenheit) that allows for a wide range of values, including decimals and fractions. For instance, temperatures can be 25.5°C, 26.3°C, and so on.

Temperature changes smoothly and continuously over time and can theoretically take on an infinite number of values within its range.