(See Solution) Read the article given in the instructions. Why is this a designed experiment? What is the target population? Identify the sample. What is the
Question: Read the article given in the instructions.
- Why is this a designed experiment?
- What is the target population?
- Identify the sample.
- What is the factor or independent variable in the study?
- List the levels of the factor.
- What is the dependent or response variable being looked at in the study?
- What conclusions are reached?
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