Scaffolded Practice: Evaluating TreatmentsUse the information and table that follows to complete problems 1-10.Roulette is a casino game in which a wheel with sections numbered 0-36 is spun inone direction, and a small ball is spun onto the wheel in the opposite direction. Inorder to win, players must guess which number on the wheel the ball will land on. Awell-balanced roulette wheel has a mean of 18. The following table shows the resultsof 5 sample sets from 5 different roulette wheels labeled A-E, obtained by spinningthe ball 12 times on each roulette wheel.WheelSpin results13532714111629191835B17284291925102627232825C4309.16253431141832D3220210173571718263182423228113224166.3623151. What is the mean of the 60 spin results? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.2. What is the mean of each sample (A, B, C, D, E)? Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.3. What is the standard deviation of the mean of each sample? Round your answers to the nearesthundredth.4. What is the t-value for each sample? Note that the sample size, n, is 12 for all sets, and u, = 18.Round your answers to the nearest thousandth.п,%3D5. How many degrees of freedom are there for this t-test? 2. What is the mean of each sample (A, B, C, D, E)? Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.3. What is the standard deviation of the mean of each sample? Round your answers to the nearesthundredth.4. What is the t-value for each sample? Note that the sample size, n, is 12 for allRound your answers to the nearest thousandth.sets, andHo== 18.5. How many degrees of freedom are there for this t-test?continue

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Ise the information and table that follows to complete problems 1-10. Roulette is a casino game in which a wheel with sections numbered 0-36 is spun in one direction, and a small ball is spun onto the wheel in the opposite direction. In order to win, players must guess which number on the wheel the ball will land on. A well-balanced roulette wheel has a mean of 18. The following table shows the results of 5 sample sets from 5 different roulette wheels labeled A-E, obtained by spinning the ball 12 times on each roulette wheel. Wheel Spin results A 1 35 3 27 14 11 16 29 0. 19 18 35 В 17 28 4. 29 19 25 10 26 27 23 28 25 4 30 9. 16 0. 25 34 31 14 18 32 D 32 20 10 17 35 17 18 26 3 18

Ise the information and table that follows to complete problems 1-10. Roulette is a casino game in which a wheel with sections numbered 0-36 is spun in one direction, and a small ball is spun onto the wheel in the opposite direction. In order to win, players must guess which number on the wheel the ball will land on. A well-balanced roulette wheel has a mean of 18. The following table shows the results of 5 sample sets from 5 different roulette wheels labeled A-E, obtained by spinning the ball 12 times on each roulette wheel. Wheel Spin results A 1 35 3 27 14 11 16 29 0. 19 18 35 В 17 28 4. 29 19 25 10 26 27 23 28 25 4 30 9. 16 0. 25 34 31 14 18 32 D 32 20 10 17 35 17 18 26 3 18

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