At an early stage of clinical trials of a certain method for gender selection, 17 couples using the method gave birth to 16 boys and 1 girl complete parts a through e Assuming that the method has no effect and boys and girls are equally likely use the range rule of thumb to identify the limits of Seperating values that are significantly low and those that are significantly high(for the number of boys in 17 births) based on the results is the results of boys significantly high significantly low values for the number of boys in 17 births are ( ) and lower. Significantly high values for the number of boys in 17 births are ( ) and higher. For the result of 16 boys (is) significantly high

At an early stage of clinical trials of a certain method for gender selection, 17 couples using the method gave birth to 16 boys and 1 girl complete parts a through e Assuming that the method has no effect and boys and girls are equally likely use the range rule of thumb to identify the limits of Seperating values that are significantly low and those that are significantly high(for the number of boys in 17 births) based on the results is the results of boys significantly high significantly low values for the number of boys in 17 births are ( ) and lower. Significantly high values for the number of boys in 17 births are ( ) and higher. For the result of 16 boys (is) significantly high

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