Mathematics
Mathematics, 06.05.2020 06:09, trujillo03

Rescarchers are designing an experiment to compare two different types of running shoes, A and B, to investigate which type is better for minimizing running time for a one-mile run. The experiment will consist of distributing the shoes to runners who are classified as either professional or recreational. A randomized block 50 recreational runners w wear either the type A shoe or the type B shoe, and their running times will be recorded for a one-mile run.

(a) What is a statistical advantage of blocking by the classification of runner? design is planned, with blocking by classification of runner. Random samples of 50 professional runners and ill be selected. Each runner within each classification will be randomly assigned to

(b) Why is it important to randomize the type of shoe the runner will wear instead of allowing the runner to choose the shoe?

(c) Explain how the design of the experiment will address replication. What is the benefit of the replication?

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