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Find the sample standard deviation (s) and the sample average concentration (x̄) using the results of the tested samples (b) If there is any evidence to suggest the soda is contaminated, you must use an appropriate statistical test to report on it. State any and all assumptions us

Find the sample standard deviation (s) and the sample average concentration (x̄) using the results of the tested samples (b) If there is any evidence to suggest the soda is contaminated, you must use an appropriate statistical test to report on it. State any and all assumptions us

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
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Chapter10: Statistics
Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data
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(a) Find the sample standard deviation (s) and the sample average concentration (x̄) using the results of the tested samples

(b) If there is any evidence to suggest the soda is contaminated, you must use an appropriate statistical test to report on it. State any and all assumptions used

Practice Question 1 Inside a soda factory, the soda is considered too dangerous to drink if the concentration of heavy metals is greater than 500 mg/L. As a worker in this factory, you are doing a quality test of the soda. You take six different samples from different places inside the factory, these were the results: Sample Concentration (mg/L) 123456 730 590 430 490 640 540 Part A: Find the sample standard deviation (s) and the sample average concentration (x) using the results of the tested samples Pat B: If there is any evidence to suggest the soda is contaminated, you must use an appropriate statistical test to report on it. State any and all assumptions used
Transcribed Image Text:Practice Question 1 Inside a soda factory, the soda is considered too dangerous to drink if the concentration of heavy metals is greater than 500 mg/L. As a worker in this factory, you are doing a quality test of the soda. You take six different samples from different places inside the factory, these were the results: Sample Concentration (mg/L) 123456 730 590 430 490 640 540 Part A: Find the sample standard deviation (s) and the sample average concentration (x) using the results of the tested samples Pat B: If there is any evidence to suggest the soda is contaminated, you must use an appropriate statistical test to report on it. State any and all assumptions used
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