SAS only. The 3rd side cannot be proven.
To compare their speed (rate), we need to have the same time or same distance to use as a reference.
Matt ran 50 meters per 10 seconds. Molly ran 30 meters per 5 seconds. If she ran for 5 more seconds, she would have gone 30 more meters, for 30 meters per 10 seconds. Thus, Molly went faster.
Alternately, you could calculate their speeds in meters per (one) second and compare. 50 meters per 10 seconds is 5 meters per second, and 30 meters per 5 seconds is 6 meters per second.
An observation study is where nothing changes and you record what is seen. An experimental study you have a control group and a testable group.
The answer would be: .C. The groups in an experiment are chosen at random, but not in an observational study.
Answer:
(month x 40) + (movies x C) or 40 + (M x C) :/
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