Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
Range rule of thumb predicts the Range to be  a multiple of 4 of the standard deviation or to be four times  the standard deviation. Making the usual values equal to 2 standard deviations distanct of the mean of the data distribution.
In a given distribution with mean and standard deviation that is obtained, the usual values in mean (as seen in the attached image).
2*standard deviation and mean + 2*standard deviation.
If the data point is not up to the mean
 - 2* standard deviation is taken to be significantly low.
If the data point is more than the mean 
+ 2*standard deviation is taken to be significantly high.
Let's take the xbar to be the mean and s as standard deviaiton
Given,
mean, xbar = 1116.2
standard deviation, s =127.7 
The range rule of thumb shows that the usual values are within 2 standard deviations from the mean
Lower boundary 
       = xbar - 2s 
        = 1116.2 - 2(127.7)
        = 860.8
Upper boundary
       = xbar + 2s
        = 1116.2 + 2(127.7)
        = 1371.6
We should note that 1411.6 is not between 860.8 and 1371.6, which connotes that 1411.6cm^3 is unusually high.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The more sediment accumulates, the more pressure is put on the lower layers
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Answer:
umm i really want to help u with this question but where is the diagram?
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It is possible for a child to have the blood type O if the parents have A+ and B+. However, this blood type has the lowest probability of occuring (6.25%),
The highest probability for an offspring with parents like Karent and Jeremy is AB with a chance of 56.25%. Next are A and B each with a chance of 18.75%.
However, if one of the parents is AB, then the chances for an offspring with O blood type is zero.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
WHAT??
Explanation:
You aren't serious about this, are you?
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