Answer: In observational study observer has no control on the variables but in an experiment experimenter has control over the independent variable to record the change on the dependent variable.
Step-by-step explanation:
In statistics , an observational study is a study in which a researcher just observe effects on subjects in a certain manner without interfering them.
On the other hand an experiment is a process which is done by experimenter to demonstrate a known fact or create a discovery by applying some methods to the variables .
The basic difference between an observational study and an experiment is<em> in observational study observer has no control on the variables but in an experiment experimenter has control over the independent variable to record the change on the dependent variable.</em>
B. 3
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11 775 x b- 6
Yuh!!
V=B*h
To double the volume , we have to double the height
then V2=B*2h=2*V
A)
150 were surveyed, possible outcomes, and 132 said they prefer dogs, favorable outcomes, 132/150 or 22/25 or 0.88, now 0.88 * 100 is just 88, namely 88% is the probability.
b)
since we know is 88%, what is 88% of 100? (88/100) * 100, 0.88 * 100, or just 88 students.
c)
18/150 or 3/25 or 0.12 namely 12%,
what's 12% of 300? (12/100) * 300, or 0.12 * 300, so just 36 students.
