A company that manufactures golf balls produces a newtype of ball that is supposed to travel significantly fartherthan the company's previous golf ball. To determine this,40 new-style golf balls and 40 original-style golf balls arerandomly selected from the company's production lineon a specific day. The balls are then placed in a bag andshaken. A golf pro then selects a ball and hits it using adriver. The distance the ball travels is then measured.Which of the following is a benefit of having replication inthe experiment?Repeating the experiment will allow the company tocompare the distances traveled by the new type ofgolf ball from both experiments.O Having a large number of each type of golf ball willallow for a good comparison of the differences indistances traveled for the two types of balls.The bag is shaken again, and the golf pro selectsanother ball and hits it with the same driver. HeO Having a large number of each type of golf ball will notallow for a good comparison of the differences indistances traveled for the two types of balls.continues this procedure until all 80 of the golf balls arehit.Replication is not needed in this experiment. The golfpro hitting one ball of each type is enough todetermine if the difference in distance is due to thetype of ball.

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Which of the following is a benefit of having replication in the experiment? Repeating the experiment will allow the company to compare the distances traveled by the new type of golf ball from both experiments. Having a large number of each type of golf ball will allow for a good comparison of the differences in distances traveled for the two types of balls. OHaving a large number of each type of golf ball will not allow for a good comparison of the differences in distances traveled for the two types of balls. O Replication is not needed in this experiment. The golf pro hitting one ball of each type is enough to determine if the difference in distance is due to the type of ball.

Which of the following is a benefit of having replication in the experiment? Repeating the experiment will allow the company to compare the distances traveled by the new type of golf ball from both experiments. Having a large number of each type of golf ball will allow for a good comparison of the differences in distances traveled for the two types of balls. OHaving a large number of each type of golf ball will not allow for a good comparison of the differences in distances traveled for the two types of balls. O Replication is not needed in this experiment. The golf pro hitting one ball of each type is enough to determine if the difference in distance is due to the type of ball.

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