Suppose we have the following measurements for the weights (…

Suppose we have the following measurements for the weights (in grams) of 10wk old male mice:22.9  22.5  24.9  23.2  25.3  24.6 Calculate the mean of these data. For the autograder to work, use only numbers and write your answer with two decimal points XX.XX

Let’s say you work for the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center rehabi…

Let’s say you work for the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center rehabilitating owls. We’ll pretend that 65% of the owls the center gets are hit by a car and the other 35% are poisoned by eating poisoned mice and rats. If the owl was hit by a car the probability it can be released back into the wild is 80% while if it was poisoned, the probability of release is only 30%. Calculate the probability that the owl will be released given that it was poisoned. Show your work and your final answer for full credit.

Let’s say you work as a veterinary technician and are able t…

Let’s say you work as a veterinary technician and are able to sample 38 chihuahuas throughout a month and you find a mean weight of 4.8 and a standard deviation of 2.1. The average chihuahua dog weighs 4.4 kilograms with a standard deviation of 1.6 kilos. Match the quantity from the above scenario to the appropriate statistic or parameter.

Suppose we have the following measurements for the weights (…

Suppose we have the following measurements for the weights (in grams) of 10wk old male mice:y1 = 22.9  y2 = 22.5  y3 = 24.9  y4 = 23.2  y5 = 25.3  y6 = 24.6 Find Equation Note that the i+1 is a subscript of y. Show your work and final answer for full credit.

Suppose we have the following measurements for the weights (…

Suppose we have the following measurements for the weights (in grams) of 10wk old male mice:22.9  22.5  24.9  23.2  25.3  24.6 Calculate the median for these data. For the autograder to work, please use only numbers and write your answer with 2 decimal points XX.XX