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Scrubbers a Factory Recently Installed New Pollution Control Equipment ("Scrubbers")

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Scrubbers A factory recently installed new pollution control equipment ("scrubbers") on its
smokestacks in hopes of reducing air pollution levels at a nearby national park. Randomly
timed measurements of sulfate levels (in micrograms per cubic meter) were taken before
(Set C1) and after (Set C2) the installation. We believe that measurements of sulfate levels
are normally distributed. Write a complete conclusion about the effectiveness of these
scrubbers based on the statistical software printout shown. Scrubbers A factory recently installed new pollution control equipment ( scrubbers ) on its smokestacks in hopes of reducing air pollution levels at a nearby national park. Randomly timed measurements of sulfate levels (in micrograms per cubic meter) were taken before (Set C1) and after (Set C2) the installation. We believe that measurements of sulfate levels are normally distributed. Write a complete conclusion about the effectiveness of these scrubbers based on the statistical software printout shown.

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Definitions:

Operational Definition

A clear, detailed description of how an experimental variable is measured or manipulated within research.

Hypothesis

A testable prediction about the conditions under which a particular behavior or mental process may occur.

Negative Correlation

An association between two variables characterized by the increase of one variable leading to the decrease of the other, and the opposite is also true.

Inverse Relationship

An inverse relationship is a correlation between two variables where one variable increases as the other decreases, and vice versa.

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