Mathematics, 02.07.2019 23:30 tonio638
People remember when their horoscopes had an uncanny prediction—say, the prediction of a problem in love on the exact day of the breakup of a romantic relationship—and decide that horoscopes are accurate. yet, munro & munro (2000) are among those who have challenged such a conclusion. they reported that 34% of students chose their own horoscope as the best match for them when the horoscopes were labeled with the signs of the zodiac, whereas only 13% chose their own horoscope when the predictions were labeled only with numbers and in a random order. thirteen percent is not statistically significantly different from 8.3%, which is the percentage we'd expect by chance. a. what is the population of interest? what is the sample in this study?
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 14:30, anitadefrances
Triangle jkl was dilated using the rule dm, 1/3 the image, triangle j’ k’ l’ is the result of the dilation. a.5 units b.7.5 units c.10 units d.12.5 units
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Mathematics, 22.06.2019 02:00, tay3270
Pleasseee important quick note: enter your answer and show all the steps that you use to solve this problem in the space provided. use the circle graph shown below to answer the question. a pie chart labeled favorite sports to watch is divided into three portions. football represents 42 percent, baseball represents 33 percent, and soccer represents 25 percent. if 210 people said football was their favorite sport to watch, how many people were surveyed?
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