A botanist measures a plant growth at 3cm over a two week period. The information she gathers is called.

The correct answer is quantitative data.

Explanation:

The value of data in the form of numbers of counts where each set of data exhibits a specific numerical value associated with it is termed as quantitative data. This information refers to any quantifiable knowledge, which can be used for statistical analysis and mathematical calculations so that decisions of real-life can be taken based on the mathematical outcomes. The quantitative data is used to find the solutions of the queries like how often, how much, or how many.  

In the given case, a botanist measured the growth of the plant for two weeks, and the outcome came in the form of numerical value. Thus, the knowledge she collected is known as quantitative data.  

i know insulin is primary but i dont know the others im sorry

explanation:

the atomic mass is the bottom number on the element.

-steel jelly