CAT CAT CAT CAT # Letters # Letters # Letters # Letters or or or or Correctly Correctly Correctly Correctly CATF CATF CATF CATF Recalled Recalled Recalled Recalled Group Group Group Group For each group (CAT or CATF) of data, create a dotplot. Your plots should be have the same scale, and be such that one is stacked above the other for easy comparison. Describe the shape, center or and variability of each dotplot. We can also compare the two centers by computing the observed difference in the means: Consider your answers from the previous two questions. Does the data that one suggest grouping of letters is easier to memorize than the other? Explain your answer.
# Letters Correctly Recalled CAT or CATF Group # Letters Correctly Recalled CAT or CATF Group # Letters Correctly Recalled CAT or CATF Group # Letters Correctly Recalled CAT or CATF Group For each group (CAT or CATF) of data, create a dotplot. Your plots should be have the same scale, and be such that one is stacked above the other for easy comparison. Describe the shape, center or and variability of each dotplot. We can also compare the two centers by computing the observed difference in the means: Consider your answers from the previous two questions. Does the data suggest that one grouping of letters is easier to memorize than the other? Explain your answer.
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