Option (A) difference of the means is significant because the rerandomizations show that it is within the range of what likely happens by chance is the correct option.
What is a dot plot?
"A dot plot is used to represent any data in the form of dots or small circles. It is similar to a simplified histogram or a bar graph as the height of the bar formed with dots represents the numerical value of each variable. Dot plots are used to represent small amounts of data".
For the given situation,
A randomized study shows the comparison of two drugs that are designed to lower a person's triglyceride level.
Drug A decreased their triglyceride level by a mean of 69.
Drug B decreased their triglyceride level by a mean of 45.
Mean difference = [tex]69-45[/tex]
⇒ Mean difference = [tex]24[/tex]
The data are rerandomized and the difference in the means is shown in the dot plot.
In the dot plot, the difference in the means is rerandomized and is arranged between the range 6 to 22.
Hence we can conclude that option (A) difference of the means is significant because the rerandomizations show that it is within the range of what likely happens by chance is the correct option.
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