Mathematics, 12.02.2021 18:10 savannahvargas512

What can you tell about the mean of each
distribution?

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The mean number of cats treated each day at A New Leash on Life Animal Clinic is lower than the mean number of cats treated each day at No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital

Correct if we see the two dot plots we can observa that for A New Leash on Life Animal Clinic we have the minimum values with a rang between 8 and 60 and by the other hand the values for No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital are higher with more extreme values but with a expected mean higher.

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Assuming the two pictures attached for the problem we can analyze one by one the possible options:

You can't tell anything about the mean number of cats treated A new leash on Life Animal Clinic or No Ruff Stull Animal hospital each day

False. We can see a difference in the patterns of the two plots

The mean number of cats treated ach day is the same at A New Leash on Life Animal Ckinic and No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital

False, the mean is not the same since the distributions are different.

The mean number of cats treated each day at A New Leash on Life Animal Clinic is lower than the mean number of cats treated each day at No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital

The mean number of cats treated each day at No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital is lower than the mean number of cats treated each day at A New Leash on Life Animal Clinic

False. As we explained on the last section we see that the mean for A New Leash on Life Animal Clinic is signif;icantly lss than the mean for No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital

What can you tell about the mean of each
distribution?

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The answer is 8 apex

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