Question

henry studies eagles. the mean wingspan of the bald eagles he has studied is about 2.07 meters, and the mean absolute deviation is about 0.2 meters. the golden eagles he has studied have a mean wingspan of about 2.09 meters, and the mean absolute deviation is about 0.2 meters. what can you conclude from these statistics? complete the sentences. a typical wingspan of a bald eagle is about dropdown a typical wingspan of a golden eagle. also, bald eagles have dropdown variability in their wingspans compared to golden eagles.

Explanation:

Step1: Compare mean wingspans

Bald eagle mean: 2.07m; golden eagle mean:2.09m. 2.07 < 2.09.

Step2: Compare MAD values

Both have MAD=0.2m, so variability is equal.

Answer:

A typical wingspan of a bald eagle is about less than a typical wingspan of a golden eagle. Also, bald eagles have the same variability in their wingspans compared to golden eagles.