Andria wants to conduct an experiment to determine whether a new medication is effective in reducing swelling. Explain to Andria the best sampling method, what statistics she should study, and what conclusions she can draw from the experiment.
my answer: Swelling is a very common thing, therefore she can have many patients to test her medication on. She will have a control group and observe their swelling. Then for her treatment group she can observe if there is a difference from this group and the control group. She should study the difference in swelling between the two groups. If the swelling has gotten better in the treatment group and not in the control group, she can conclude that her medication indeed works. correct?
@ganeshie8 statistics
looks okay but you haven't answered the question : which sampling method ?
experimental. what do you mean by okay?
The best sampling method is always simple random sampling right?
yes.
Just mention that in ur answer
how would i use random sampling for this?
His are you going to conduct your experiment ?
You need to pick the subjects that have swelling first
simple random sampling helps you in picking the subjects without bias
okay so i would choose people experiencing sweelling
swelling*
then observe people who have swelling but without the medication
Yes
You need to randomly pick the ppl
That's the key
If you simply go to a oldage home and pick all old ppl as your subjects, your sample doesn't represent the general population. It would biased toward old ppl
oh okay. so people of all ages?
sensitive and non sensitive skin
yeah just make sure your sample is representative of the population by randomly picking the subjects
okok thankss
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