Question

Hailey records the weights of five dogs of one breed and five dogs of another breed.

What can she infer about the weights of Breed 1 dogs and Breed 2 dogs?

Breed 1: {45, 38, 49, 52, 51}
Breed 2: {36, 35, 44, 50, 40}

A.
Breed 1 dogs and Breed 2 dogs have similar weight distributions.

B.
Breed 1 dogs and Breed 2 dogs have somewhat similar weight distributions.

C.
Breed 1 dogs and Breed 2 dogs have no overlap in their weight distributions.

D.
Breed 1 dogs and Breed 2 dogs have identical weight distributions.

Answer 1

@Compassionate

Answer 2

@KendrickLamar2014

Answer 3

@kropot72

Answer 4

@KyanTheDoodle

Answer 5

Find the average of both sets of data. Do you know how?

Answer 6

47 and 41

Answer 7

@KyanTheDoodle

Answer 8

Well you can eliminate C because the sets of data don't have any similar numbers.

Answer 9

ill say B

Answer 10

Yes, I would agree.

Answer 11

can you help me with 2 more

Answer 12

I kinda have to go now. Jull and I are about to play a video game.

Answer 13

what game

Answer 14

Get @shifuyanli to help you. If he ignores you, kick him right in his Doodle!

Minecraft.

Answer 15

for Xbox or ps3

Answer 16

Ps3

Answer 17

add me

Answer 18

Lol. Okay. how?

Answer 19

Fusionz_Jaguar

Answer 20

and you help with 1 more plzz

Answer 21

What is the means-to-MAD ratio of the two data sets, expressed as a decimal?



Data set Mean Mean absolute deviation (MAD)
1 10.3 1.6
2 12.7 1.5

Answer 22

I have no idea. I've always had trouble with MAD.

Answer 23

ok