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Cyclists typically have an intense warm-up.  A study tests whether a shorter, less intense warm-up is better.  Ten cyclists were recruited and completed both an intense warm-up and a shorter, less demanding experimental warm-up.  Each cyclist completed each warm-up at different times, and the order in which the warm-ups were performed was randomized.  After each warm-up,  performance was measured.  The study found performance to be better after the shorter warm-up.a). What are the treatments?b). What conclusion can we make from the study?c). Is this a randomized experiment or a matched pairs experiment?

Do metal tags on penguins harm them?  Scientists have several methods to tag them.  One method involves wrapping metal strips with ID numbers around the penguin’s flipper.  Another involves electronic tags.  Scientists wanted to determine wheter metal tags have any significant effict on the penguins.  Data wer collected over a 10-year time span from a sample of 100 penguins, including the number of chicks, survival rate, and length of time on foraging trips.a) What are the cases?b). What are the variables and identify each as categorical or quantitative?

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