You work for a horse farrier. You take a random sample of 75 Quarter Horses and determine that their mean height is 15.2 hands. Which statement is true? A) You conclude that the height of all Quarter Horses is exactly 15.2 hands. B) You conclude that the mean height of all Quarter Horses is close to 15.2 hands. C) You conclude that the height of half of the Quarter Horses is less than 15.2 hands. Eliminate D) You conclude that the height of half of the Quarter Horses is more than 15.2 hands.

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Valerie Knight

Mathematics

12 April, 18:55

You work for a horse farrier. You take a random sample of 75 Quarter Horses and determine that their mean height is 15.2 hands. Which statement is true? A) You conclude that the height of all Quarter Horses is exactly 15.2 hands. B) You conclude that the mean height of all Quarter Horses is close to 15.2 hands. C) You conclude that the height of half of the Quarter Horses is less than 15.2 hands. Eliminate D) You conclude that the height of half of the Quarter Horses is more than 15.2 hands.

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Kamora Arias · Answer 1

Answer:B

Step-by-step explanation:Because the mean is 15.2 meaning that the average of all the heights added together and divided by 75 is 15.2. I hope that answers the question!