Does soil without nitrogen decrease the weight of worms compared with soil with nitrogen? the weight of 14 randomly selected worms is acquired, seven in soil with nitrogen and seven in soil without nitrogen. the mean weight of worms in soil without nitrogen was 35.3 micrograms whereas the mean weight of worms in soil with nitrogen was 45.3 micrograms. a researcher randomized the data over 100 trials, and the difference of means for each trial is shown in the dot plot below. what can the researcher conclude from this study?

I have just taken this test. The correct answer is "The difference in weight is significant because an original difference of means of −10 is not very likely." This is because -10 is a very high difference to have, and it is very unlikely to have such a high difference simply by chance.

a polymer is a chainlike molecule made up of small molecular units. these small molecular units are called monomers. monomers of polymer can be joined together either naturally or synthetically.  

desert perennials often survive by remaining dormant during dry periods of the year, then springing to life when water becomes available. most annual desert plants germinate only after heavy seasonal rain, then complete their reproductive cycle very quickly.