Help........Betty wants to bake the perfect cookie. She wants to determine the ideal temperature at which to bake the cookies. S
he has enough batter to make 60 cookies. She decides to randomly assign 15 cookies to be baked at 300°, 15 at 325°, 15 at 350°, and 15 at 375°. The baking time for each batch is 12 minutes. Which statement about the randomization for the completely randomized design is correct? Betty should place the first 15 balls of cookie dough that she scoops from the batter on a tray, and those will be baked at 300°. The next 15 will be placed onto a second tray to be baked at 325°. She should continue in this manner until all 60 cookies have been placed on trays. Betty should scoop a ball of cookie dough from the batter, and then roll a die. Numbers 1–4 would indicate at which temperature the cookies will be baked, and 5–6 would indicate that she should roll again. She should repeat this process until all 60 cookies have been allocated. Betty should prepare all 60 cookies. Each cookie will receive a number. The numbers will be written on slips of paper, put into a hat, and shuffled well. The first 15 numbers drawn will indicate the cookies to be baked at 300°, the next 15 will indicate the cookies to be baked at 325°, and so on until all 60 cookies are allocated. Betty should place the first cookie on a tray to be baked at 300°. The second cookie will go on a tray to be baked at 325°, the third will go on a tray to be baked at 350°, and the fourth will go on a tray to be baked at 375°. She will continue placing the cookies in this pattern until all 60 cookies are on trays to be baked.
Answer: Betty should prepare all 60 cookies. Each cookie will receive a number. The numbers will be written on slips of paper, put into a hat, and shuffled well. The first 15 numbers drawn will indicate the cookies to be baked at 300°, the next 15 will indicate the cookies to be baked at 325°, and so on until all 60 cookies are allocated.
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(C) Betty should prepare all 60 cookies. Each cookie will receive a number. The numbers will be written on slips of paper, put into a hat, and shuffled well. The first 15 numbers drawn will indicate the cookies to be baked at 300°, the next 15 will indicate the cookies to be baked at 325°, and so on until all 60 cookies are allocated.
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