What are two ways that dimensions and measures are different? (Choose two.)
What are two ways that dimensions and measures are different? (Choose two.)
The correct options are that measures are aggregated and dimensions are not, and that dimensions affect the level of detail of a visualization and measures do not. Measures are typically numeric data that are aggregated, such as sums, averages, or counts. On the other hand, dimensions are categorical data that segment data, affecting the granularity of the data in the visualization.
measures are aggregated (containting numbers) and dimensions can be used to filter
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B. Measures are aggregated and dimensions are not C. Dimensions affect the level of detail of a visualization and measures do not