Multiple Choice
A new diet has been developed for raising beef cows. Two random samples of size 9 are independently selected, and one is given the standard diet while the other is given the new diet. After 18 weeks, the weight gain was measured for each cow. It was found that x̄1= 30 with S1= 8 and x̄2= 26 with S2= 6. Let μ1 and μ2 represent the mean weight gains we would observe for the entire population of beef cows when on, respectively, a new diet and a standard diet. Assume that two-sample t procedures are safe to use. About which of the following characteristics would it have been most important that the researchers be blind during the experiment?
A) Whether the cows were male or female
B) The purpose of the research
C) The initial weight of the cows
D) Which diet the cows received
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