Mathematics, 05.05.2020 08:59 ab847150

What can you tell about the mean of each
distribution?
The difference between the mean cost to treat dogs at No Ruff Stuff Animal
Hospital and the mean cost to treat cats at No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital is
about 10 times the MAD. This is a large difference.
The difference between the mean cost to treat dogs at No Ruff Stuff Animal
Hospital and the mean cost to treat cats at No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital is
about 10 times the MAD. This is a small difference.
The difference between the mean cost to treat dogs at No Ruff Stuff Animal
Hospital and the mean cost to treat cats at No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital is
about 5 times the MAD. This is a large difference.
The difference between the mean cost to treat dogs at No Ruff Stuff Animal
Hospital and the mean cost to treat cats at No Ruff Stuff Animal Hospital is
about 20 times the MAD. This is a small difference.

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