[Steps Shown] (a) At α = .05, does the following sample show that daughters are taller than their mothers? (b) Is the decision close? (c) Why might daughters
Question: (a) At α = .05, does the following sample show that daughters are taller than their mothers? (b) Is the decision close? (c) Why might daughters tend to be taller than their mothers? Why might they not?
Daughter’s Mother’s
Family Height (cm) Height (cm)
1 167 172
2 166 162
3 176 157
4 171 159
5 165 157
6 181 177
7 173 174
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