Which of the following is verifiable and quantifiable?
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Verifiable:
Something is scientifically verifiable if it can be tested and proven to be true.Verifiable comes from the verb verify, "authenticate" or "prove," from the Old French verifier, "find out the truth about." The Latin root is verus, or "true." Definitions of verifiable.
Quantifiable or Quantitative: Numerical or statistical information (data), which often comes from surveys, surveillance or from administration records. ... Quantitative evidence provides a good overall picture of a population or geographical region. It can also often be used to measure trends over time.
