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Olson, Simpson, and Eden (1975) discuss the analysis of data obtained from a cloud seedi...

Olson, Simpson, and Eden (1975) discuss the analysis of data obtained from a cloud seeding experiment. A cloud was deemed “seedable” if it satisfied certain criteria; for each seedable cloud a decision was made at random whether to actually seed. The nonseeded clouds are referred to as control clouds. The following table presents the rainfall from 26 seeded and 26 control clouds. Make Q-Q plots for rainfall versus rainfall and log rainfall versus log rainfall. What do these plots suggest about the effect, if any, of seeding?

Based on your results, how would you expect boxplots of precipitation from seeded and unseeded clouds to compare? How would you expect boxplots of log precipitation to compare? Make the boxplots and see whether your predictions are confirmed.

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