The Growth Rates of Two Plant Species Are 5

question 15

Multiple Choice

The growth rates of two plant species are 5.3 millimetres per year for plant A and 4.6 millimetres per year for plant B. The t-statistic is calculated as 1.12, and the critical t for an alpha of 0.05 with 18 degrees of freedom is 1.734. What is concluded about the growth rates of the species?

• A) Species A has a significantly faster growth rate than species B.
• B) Species B has a significantly faster growth rate than species A.
• C) Species A and species B have similar growth rates.
• D) There is not enough information to make any determination about the growth rates of species A and species B.

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