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Jim Mead is a veterinarian who visits a Vermont farm to examine prize bulls. In order to examine a bull, Jim first gives the animal a tranquilizer shot. The effect of the shot is supposed to last an average of 65 minutes, and it usually does. However, Jim sometimes gets chased out of the pasture by a bull that recovers too soon, and other times he becomes worried about prize bulls that take too long to recover. By reading journals, Jim has found that the tranquilizer should have a mean duration time of 65 minutes, with a standard deviation of 15 minutes. A random sample of 6 of Jim's bulls had a mean tranquilized duration time of close to 65 minutes but a standard deviation of 27 minutes. At the 1% level of significance, is Jim justified in the claim that the variance is larger than that stated in his journal?

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Place the events of the passage in the correct order. Not all events will be used.

But he sobered down when he saw that Jimmy was wounded.

Jimmy comes up with the plan of curing the Emperor by telling him to eat watermelon.

The Emperor falls sick with dysentery, which has plagued the kingdom.

The Emperor is cured after ea

ting a few slices of fresh watermelon.

The next day, the page asks the Emperor to consume a slice of watermelon as a cure.

 

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