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Tiffany bought a paor of shoes at Macy's for $50.98 Amanda bought thr same pair of shoes at Payless for $35.42 How much did Aman

da save on her shoes by purchasing them at Payless?

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Answer:money Saved:$15.56

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a) An experimental study is a study in which the researcher adds inputs to the study and then monitors the outcomes

An observational study is one in which the researcher observes risk factors and does not intervene in the process

Therefore, the study is an observational study

b) The proportion of children with significant social activity in children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia is $\hat p_1$ = 1020/1272 = 85/106 = $0.8\overline {0188679245283}$ ≈ 0.802

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$\begin{array}{ccc}Lymphoblastic \ Leukemia &With \ Social \ Activity & Without \ Social \ Activity\\With&1020 \ (a)&252 \ (b)\\Without&5343 \ (c)&895 \ (d) \end{array}$

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$95 \% \ CI = OR \ \pm \ 1.96 \times \sqrt{\dfrac{1}{a} +\dfrac{1}{b}+\dfrac{1}{c}+\dfrac{1}{d}}$

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ii) Based on the proportion of the study findings, children with more social activity have a higher occurrence of acute lymphoblastic leukemia

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