A university is trying to determine if certain remedial classes need to be offered to their incoming class. To do so, they give
each student the same entrance exam and record their results. Any student scoring lower than a 75% will be recommended to a remedial course. Identify the correct experiment, trial, and outcome below: The experiment is identifying whether a student gets less than a 75% on the entrance exam.
The experiment is giving the entrance exam. A trial is a student scoring less than 75% on an exam.
The trial is one exam being taken. An outcome is a student scoring 80%.
The outcome is the one student taking the entrance exam.
The experiment is identifying whether a student gets less than a 75% on the entrance exam.
The trial is one exam being taken.
An outcome is a student scoring 80%.
Step-by-step explanation:
An experiment occurs when an intervention is made by a researcher and its effect are studied, thus the experiment here is identifying whether a student gets less than a 75% on the entrance exam.
The trial is the one exam being taken.
While an outcome is the aftermath of the experiment which includes a student scoring 80%.
