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The circuit that are in parallel circuits are option A and option B.
<h3>What are parallel circuits?</h3>
A parallel circuit has branches that divide the current so that just a portion of it passes through each branch.
A parallel circuit has the same voltage (or potential difference) across each branch, but the currents might vary.
Thus, the correct options are A and option B.
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Difference between the mean of the data, including the outlier and excluding the outlier is;
B: 0.93
<h3>Mean average</h3>
Her time in minutes for the given months are;
- January = 41.55 minutes
- July = 36. 38 minutes
- Feb = 42.51 minutes
- Aug = 38.48 minutes
- Mar = 43. 01 minutes
- Sept = 41.87 minutes
- Apr = 39. 76 minutes
- Oct = 51.32 minutes
- May = 37. 32 minutes
- Nov = 42.59 minutes
- June = 35.28 minutes
- Dec = 43.71 minutes
Looking at all the numbers, they largely range from 36 to 44 which means that the outlier is 51.32
Total number of minutes with outlier = 493.78 minutes
Number of months = 12
Thus;
Mean with outlier = 493.78/12
Mean with outlier = 41.15 minutes
Mean without outlier = (493.78 - 51.32)/(12 - 1)
Mean without outlier = 40.22 minutes
Thus;
Difference in both means = 41.15 - 40.22
Difference = 0.93
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The Medicaid payment option is what the patient would be eligible for.
<h3>What is Medicaid?</h3>
Medicaid is an American-based medical program that allows people with little or no income to enjoy certain healthcare benefits. The Medicaid program came into law in 1965. It enables low-income people in all states of the country and in other U.S. territories access to health coverage.
This 55-year-old patient falls under the category of persons that would be eligible to benefit from the Medicaid program. We arrive at this conclusion because of certain details provided about him. We are told he <em>"has no insurance and lives paycheck to paycheck on a single-person income which will no longer exist." </em>This description sadly fits the description of a low-income earner.
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