The hypothesis should revolve around one of the variables collected for all subjects. Your results section should describe the general course of one subject’s response from your individual analysis and then evaluate your hypothesis for a specific collective variable. Please explain this in plain english. I dont understand the instructions. Here is a reference of the subjects. Before exersiceAirflow Amp Breathing Rate Heart Rate1.5547922.6843193.28294During exerciseTime (secs)3101890120150180210240270After exerciseTime (secs)4304590120150180210240270Airflow Amp2.948962.2852.3022Airflow Amp4.927781.98311.55264Breathing Rate Heart Rate27.9069719.5439731.41361129.53054159.56328143.25344Breathing Rate Heart Rate25.0521921.9378419.13875138.51085116.1573390.12212 Before exersiceAirflow Amp Breathing Rate Heart Rate1.1864318.80877125.16024During exerciseTime (secs) Airflow Amp2.966092.702672.826892304490120150180210240270After exerciseTime (secs)5306090120150180210240270Airflow Amp2.422131.65331.78822Breathing Rate Heart Rate31.5789430.9278365.93406123.18985154.03438154.63799Breathing Rate Heart Rate32.6086926.3157826.14379153.52253152.82168116.29163

With reference to the given data hypothesis test are done to compare the given variables across…

The hypothesis should revolve around one of the variables collected for all subjects. Your results section should describe the general course of one subject’s response from your individual analysis and then evaluate your hypothesis for a specific collective variable. Please explain this in plain english. I dont understand the instructions. Here is a reference of the subjects

The hypothesis should revolve around one of the variables collected for all subjects. Your results section should describe the general course of one subject’s response from your individual analysis and then evaluate your hypothesis for a specific collective variable. Please explain this in plain english. I dont understand the instructions. Here is a reference of the subjects

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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