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Raoul measured the ehight of 12 different plants in his garden in April. He measured them again in June.
April Heights (in inches) 12 15 23 11 42 45 44 39 12 19 20 12
June Heights (in inches) 45 45 40 43 11 14 12 13 41 40 45 41
What is the difference between the mean height in April and the mean height in June?
Answer: The difference between means is 8.0
Step-by-step explanation: Mean is the average of a set of numbers.
It is calculated as:
[tex]\mu=\frac{\Sigma x}{n}[/tex]
where
x is the numbers in the set
n is how many numbers are there in the set
For heights in April, the mean is:
[tex]\mu_{1}=\frac{12+15+23+11+42+45+44+39+12+19+20+12}{12}[/tex]
μ₁ = 24.5
For heights in June, the mean os:
[tex]\mu_{2}=\frac{45+45+40+43+11+14+12+13+41+40+45+41}{12}[/tex]
μ₂ = 32.5
The difference between means:
μ₂ - μ₁ = 32.5 - 24.5 = 8.0
The difference between the mean height in April and in June is 8.0 inches.
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