1. One of the cheetahs I've worked with, Masika², was unfortunately born with fused wrists and floating kneecaps. To support Masika in her mobility, every other week she is given an Adequan injection, a shot that is argued to help relieve non-infection related arthritis. Adequan has only been fully approved for dogs, so to see if the injection reduces the occurrence of arthritis for cats, Ms. Peck puts together a small study to compare arthritis in cats who get the Adequa with those who don't. In the preliminary study of 100 subjects with arthritis, 50 were randomly assign receive Adequan injections, and 50 were randomly assigned to receive a saline injection. The cats resp the end of the study are summarized in the table below.

1. One of the cheetahs I've worked with, Masika², was unfortunately born with fused wrists and floating kneecaps. To support Masika in her mobility, every other week she is given an Adequan injection, a shot that is argued to help relieve non-infection related arthritis. Adequan has only been fully approved for dogs, so to see if the injection reduces the occurrence of arthritis for cats, Ms. Peck puts together a small study to compare arthritis in cats who get the Adequa with those who don't. In the preliminary study of 100 subjects with arthritis, 50 were randomly assign receive Adequan injections, and 50 were randomly assigned to receive a saline injection. The cats resp the end of the study are summarized in the table below.

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Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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Chapter2: Systems Of Linear Equations

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