CB(Calories Burn) | High School | College | Total | % High school | % College school |
CB=0 | 140 | 326 | 466 | 30.04 | 69.96 |
0<CB≤500 | 478 | 661 | 1139 | 41.97 | 58.03 |
500<CB≤2000 | 300 | 173 | 473 | 63.42 | 36.58 |
CB>2000 | 63 | 16 | 79 | 79.75 | 20.25 |
As per above table it depicts that as the calories burn range is increasing % of high school students are also increasing from 30.04 to 79.75%
As calories burn range is increasing the % of college school is decreasing from 69.96 to 20.25%
It shows that surely there is different exercise routine for both
C. Is there evidence that high school students and college students have different exercise routines Calories...
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degree? Use an α = 0.05 level of significance. Perform a hypothesis
test. Determine the null and alternative hypotheses.
(b) Determine the test statistic (t =
?) and the P-value (P = ?). Round to two decimal
places as needed.
(c) Construct a 90% confidence interval for
(μcommunity college − μno transfer) to
approximate the mean additional time it takes to complete a
bachelor's...
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Can anyone help me with this nutrition homework?
How many Calories did Bobby consume (note that digestible
carbohydrate includes sugar grams)?
A. 2030 B. 2550 C. 2887 D. 2982 E. 3525
Based upon Bobby's Calorie intake, Bobby's Dietary Reference
Intake (DRI) for fiber is _____ grams.
A. 25 B. 38 C. 40.4 D. 42 E. 54.5
Bobby consumed _____ percent of his Calories from sugar, and
_____ the AMDR.
4.4, met
10,met
13,met
26, did not meet
32,didnotmeet
Bobby consumed...