Enteroliths are calcifications that form in the gut of a horse. The stones can cause considerable morbidity and mortality. A stu
dy was conducted to investigate factors such as diet and environment that may be related to the formation of enteroliths. The study contained seven stallions with their ages, in years, as follows: 10 20 4 13 21 16 16
The mean age for this group of stallions is:
A Enteroliths are calcifications that form in the gut of a horse. The stones can cause considerable morbidity and mortality. A study was conducted to investigate factors such as diet and environment that may be related to the formation of enteroliths. The study contained seven stallions with their ages, in years, as follows:
10 20 4 13 21 16 16
The median age of the stallions is:
B. Enteroliths are calcifications that form in the gut of a horse. The stones can cause considerable morbidity and mortality. A study was conducted to investigate factors such as diet and environment that may be related to the formation of enteroliths. The study contained seven stallions with their ages, in years, as follows:
10 20 4 13 21 16 16
The IQR of age for the stallions is:
C. Enteroliths are calcifications that form in the gut of a horse. The stones can cause considerable morbidity and mortality. A study was conducted to investigate factors such as diet and environment that may be related to the formation of enteroliths. The study contained seven stallions with their ages, in years, as follows:
10 20 4 13 21 16 16
The youngest stallion at 4 years old is:
1) an outlier because it is more than 15 years below the lower quartile.
2) an outlier because it is the minimum.
3) not an outlier because it is less than 15 years below the lower quartile.
4) not an outlier because it is a positive value.
D. Enteroliths are calcifications that form in the gut of a horse. The stones can cause considerable morbidity and mortality. A study was conducted to investigate factors such as diet and environment that may be related to the formation of enteroliths. The study contained seven stallions with their ages, in years, as follows:
10 20 4 13 21 16 16
The standard deviation of the ages for the stallions is
Andy will record 6x + 5 bacteria cells, while Samantha will record 2^x + 3 bacteria cells. These will be equal at a time when: 6x + 5 = 2^x + 3 Plotting both of these shows that they are equal when x = 5 and y = 35. Therefore, the number of bacteria cells will be equal at 35, at t = 5 hours.
The table C is a linear functionFor a function to be a linear function, then the x and the y values must change at a constant rates.From the question, as the x values of table C constantly change by 1, the y values constantly change by -2This means that the table C is a linear function
