16. A botanist wants to see if a new plant grows better in different types of sunlight. He counts the number of new leaves on the plant in one month, and gets the following results: Full Sun 14 23 11 14 17 21 20 31 Partial Sun 13 18 29 14 30 21 28 11 17 19 31 Shade 32 23 18 17 29 31 33 15 16 18 Can the botanist claim that the amount of light has an effect on how the plants grow?

16. A botanist wants to see if a new plant grows better in different types of sunlight. He counts the number of new leaves on the plant in one month, and gets the following results: Full Sun 14 23 11 14 17 21 20 31 Partial Sun 13 18 29 14 30 21 28 11 17 19 31 Shade 32 23 18 17 29 31 33 15 16 18 Can the botanist claim that the amount of light has an effect on how the plants grow?

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