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Arafa has collected data on the relationship between physical attractiveness and judgments of personality characteristics. In order to determine if the results obtained from the sample are representative of the population, Arafa will need to employ ________ statistics.

A researcher assesses the length of the prison sentence for physically attractive and physically unattractive defendants. He believes that attractive defendants will receive shorter prison sentences than unattractive defendants. The null hypothesis would suggest that

The output of the following question is _____________. this_list = [‘Roses’, ‘are’, ‘red’]new_list = []for element in this_list:    new_list = [element] + new_listprint(new_list)

Given the Bubble Sort algorithm studied in class, use the following list to show the contents of the list for the next first two passes of the algorithm. There is no need to explain the algorithm – you only need to write down the contents of the list for each pass and iteration on a separate line. 32 -19  27 -5 -11 22 5

You are given a file “data.txt” that contains words from the English Language. The text is stored in the file as one sentence per line. The contents of the file  is similar to the following image:   Write Python code that does the following: Read the contents of the file and store each word in a list called data.  From the data list, create a list called that length_six such that each word in length_six has length 6.

Given the Selection Sort algorithm studied in class, use the following list to show the contents of the list for the first three passes of the algorithm. There is no need to explain the algorithm – you only need to write down the contents of the list for each pass on a separate line. 11 7  32 -19 -5 -21 1

The output of the following question is _____________. this_list = [‘Roses’, ‘are’, ‘red’]print(this_list[::-1])  

Given the Selection Sort Algorithm covered in Module 07 B (consider ascending order sorting, that is, smaller values are followed by larger values) and the list of integers called values given below, show how each of the next three passes of the algorithm changes the list values.  How many swaps did you make in total in these passes?   values = [-2, 0, 3, 9, 11, 5, 16]  

What is the output of the following code? numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]print(numbers[::2])

What is the output of the following code? numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]print(numbers[3:6:1])