Answer: Nephrologist
Explanation: This is a kidney doctor
Answer:
(C) There is insufficient evidence that the vitamin improves the health of adults because at the 0.05 significance level, one could easily get statistically significant results in 2 out of 85 tests just due to chance variability.
Explanation:
T- tests is statistical tool that is used to determine if between the mean values of two groups there is a significant difference present.
It is used to test the hypothesis of an assumption that can be applied to a particular set or group of people.
In the question above, Option C is the valid conclusion because from the t-test carried out a significant level of 0.05 occured in two variables out of 85. Therefore there is insufficient evidence to prove that vitamin C improves the health of Adults.
2.2 pounds = 1kg. he would need 2.2 doses, rounded would be 2.
I think with the next procedue I can help you a lot with it:
if
R = 50%
<span>x = Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
</span>Then
<span>50= 6 e^(12.77x) </span>
<span>50/6 = e^(12.77x) </span>
<span>ln(50/6) = 12.77x </span>
<span>x = ln(50/6)/12.77 </span>
<span>x = 0.166
</span>
I hope this can help you through
D, they know not what may happen due to their actions.