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A plant company is growing plants in the laboratory using their regular soil mix and a new soil mix. The company wants to know which process causes the plants to grow taller at the end of 2 months. The mear height of the 25 plants grown using the regular soil mix is 14.6 inches. The moan holght of the 25 plants grown using the now aoil mix is 15.1 inches. The company's statistician uses simulations to get a randomization distribution to determino If the results happenad by chance. Tha randomization distribution is displayod in the histogram. Is it reasonable to conclude that the mcan difforonco between the 2 groups occurred by chance? Explain your raasoning. 20 10 04 dfference of the means in inches 06 Submit

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