This statement is false. If a factor is controlled and set to three levels, then it is clearly of interest to the researcher.
(Verified to be the correct answer through answering this question on my Statistics homework)
The correct answer to this question is letter " a. metaphor." <span>Your words are bees about a pear-tree. From that statement, it is comparing words to the bees without the use of any keywords like "like and as ... as." So this is definitely a metaphor, not a simile.</span>
Answer:
A population is a group of organisms of the same species, in the same place
A species is a group of organisms that are genetically similar
Explanation:
I like to remember it with humans.
Humans (homo sapiens) are a species. We are all genetically similar and can share genetic material by reproduction.
In a city, a lot of humans are together and that is a population of humans
As a species however, we are all over the place
Answer:
Number 2 I believe would be correct. have a nice day
