Kedre asked her friend Lilly to conduct the same experiment. Lilly randomly surveyed 12 soccer players and predicted that the average height of the soccer team is 65.1 inches.

By how many inches does Lilly's prediction vary from Kedre's? Explain why this variation is reasonable or not.

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Sassafras

19 March, 13:43

Kedre asked her friend Lilly to conduct the same experiment. Lilly randomly surveyed 12 soccer players and predicted that the average height of the soccer team is 65.1 inches.

By how many inches does Lilly's prediction vary from Kedre's? Explain why this variation is reasonable or not.

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Jean Porter · Answer 1

Lily's prediction is 0.517 inches different than Kedre's.

Her prediction is definitely reasonable because their predictions are about half an inch apart, which isn't much.

Kedre asked her friend Lilly to conduct the same experiment. Lilly randomly surveyed 12 soccer players and predicted that the average height of the soccer team is 65.1 inches.By how many inches does Lilly's prediction vary from Kedre's? Explain why this variation is reasonable or not.

Kedre asked her friend Lilly to conduct the same experiment. Lilly randomly surveyed 12 soccer players and predicted that the average height of the soccer team is 65.1 inches.

By how many inches does Lilly's prediction vary from Kedre's? Explain why this variation is reasonable or not.