A. The length of the stem for five roses were measured as follows: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. The first quartile position is______ B. Using the data in question A, the standard deviation is ____for the length of the rose's stem C. In a clinical trial where the before and after data was collected, the mean difference time it takes for relief of pain on a new drug is 4 and the standard deviation of the difference column is 2. There were 25 patients in the trial. T calculated value is_____

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(0.04, 10, 0.3, 2, 0.9, 0.25, 80, 3, 0.67. 3.16)

A. The length of the stem for five roses were measured as follows: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. The first quartile position is______

B. Using the data in question A, the standard deviation is ____for the length of the rose's stem

C. In a clinical trial where the before and after data was collected, the mean difference time it takes for relief of pain on a new drug is 4 and the standard deviation of the difference column is 2. There were 25 patients in the trial. T calculated value is_____

D. In a plant trial, the number of plants that had diseases and rotten leaves were 4 and those without disease but had rotten leaves was 6. The number of plants observed to have the disease without rotten leaves was 2 and those with healthy leaves was, and no disease was 8. The chi square value was_____

E. In a class, there were 100 students, 50 took math and science while 20 took math only. The probability of picking a student who does science only is______

F. A biologist must select 4 fishes from a pond with a population of 100. The probability of selecting the four fishes is_____

G. If there are 6 tadpoles in a tank and 2 angel fishes, the probability of selecting one tadpole or one angel fish would be______

H. A botanist is growing 20 red roses and 40 yellow roses. The probability of selecting 10 red roses and 20 yellow roses is_________

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