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Answer:
An experimental study
Step-by-step explanation:
An experiment deliberately imposes some treatment on individuals in order to observe their responses.
An experimental studies formulates some conditions in order to make an inference. An observational study tries to gather information without disturbing the scene they are observing.
This is then an experiment because people are deliberately asked to taste two muffins and asked for their response.
Answer:
The answer to the question is;
Yes, it is very significant as the number of of observed vaccinated children is below the number of actually vaccinated children by 78.
Step-by-step explanation:
The result of the survey of more than 13,000 children indicate that only 89.4 % had actually been and the P-value indicate that the chance of having a sample proportion of 89.4 % vaccinated is 1.1 %.
P is low at 0.011 for which however the proportion of those vaccinated is between 0.889 and 0.899 using a 95% confidence interval, whereby the decrease from 90 % believed to 89.9 % is small, albeit it depends on the size of the population.
At 89.4 %, in a sample of 13,000, the number of children expected to have been vaccinated but were missed is equal to 90 - 89.4 = 0.6 % = 0.006
Therefore the children missed = 78 children which is significant.
It would actually be -14 because 5+4-2=7 and if you multiply 7 by -2 you get -14
Impossible whaaat how can he go 13 miles in less than a second I’m probably confused lol
