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Explain any three essential elements of an ideal classification.

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Following are the three essential elements of an ideal classification:

  • Clarity : There should be no uncertainty or ambiguity as to which class or group the compiled data should be kept in. 
  • Stability : Stability is necessary to make statistics comparable and to make meaningful comparisons of the results. 
  • Extensiveness : The different classes should be composed widely in such a manner that no item of the collected data should be left out.


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