Biology, 24.04.2020 05:18, natalie2sheffield
A star is moving towards Earth. An astronomer plans to measure the distance of the star from Earth by observing the red shift in its spectrum. Which of these statements best explains why the astronomer's method of measuring the star distance is inappropriate? The spectral shift of moving stars cannot be observed. A red shift can be observed when the star moves away from Earth. Common instruments cannot measure the red shift accurately. Rate of motion of stars cannot be matched with the rate of measuring distances.
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The pressurized plants and fungi mentioned in the video have some surprising similarities. what differences would you expect them to have?
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Biology, 22.06.2019 07:30, shelbellingswo
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Biology, 22.06.2019 12:50, xxbriannahollandxx
Aresearcher created three groups based on participants bmi: normal weight, overweight and obese. the hypothesis being tested is that the three groups differ in the mean number of artificially sweetened drinks consumed weekly. which statistical test might the researcher use, assuming a reasonably normal distribution of values.
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