(e) The women on the Maryland field hockey team are not a random sample of all female college field

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tia_tia [17]1 year ago

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Answer:

(e) The women on the Maryland field hockey team are not a random sample of all female college field

hockey players. Similarly, the women on the Maryland basketball team are not a random sample of all female

college basketball players. However, for the purposes of this question, suppose that these two groups can be

regarded as random samples of all female college field hockey players and all female college basketball

players, respectively. If these were random samples, would you think that female college basketball players

are typically taller than female college field hockey players? Explain your decision using answers to the

previous questions and/or additional reasoning.

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