The answer is A because 25 percent is equivalent to .25
Regression to the mean and selection bias are the superfluous variables that are removed by randomly choosing schools for the experiment and control groups.
A statistical phenomenon known as regression to the mean (RTM) states that if a random outcome of any measurement or event is severe in the first example, the second or following outcomes will be less extreme. In other words, it will be somewhat near to the distribution's mean or center.
According to regression to the mean (RTM), if an experiment's first result is extreme, the second result will be more in line with the population mean.
Decisions are made incorrectly as a result of this prejudice.
To mitigate the detrimental impacts of regression to the mean, organizations can exercise critical thinking and undertake a randomized controlled trial (RCT) with an experimental group and a control group.
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The correct answer is: " 
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<u>Step-by-step explanation</u>:
Based on the assumption that the "1" repeats infinitely; in the given value:
" 33.61111111 ...." ;
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Note that the "611" ; after the decimal point; this goes to the "thousandths";
place (is "3 (three) digits long.").
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As such; we rewrite the number as:
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" 
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and we multiply BOTH the "numerator" And the "denominator" by: "1000" :
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→ " 
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to get:
→ " 
" ; → which cannot be reduced any further.
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The correct answer is: " " .
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You got 8 questions wrong.
10% of 50 is 5.
x8 x8
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80% of 50 is 40.
84% of 50 is 42.
50-42= 8 questions wrong.
Answer:
Exosphere - 10,000 kilometers thick
Thermosphere - 513 kilometers
Mesosphere - 2200 km
Stratosphere - Depends, but most occurring thickness is 50km
Troposphere - 8-14km
Step-by-step explanation:
Double check and verify this information with your lesson since honestly the numbers could very well differ depending on your lesson and when they were taken. I hope this helps though..have a good one
