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Which statement regarding the sepal length of setosa and versicolor flowers is necessarily true?
Which statement regarding the sepal length of setosa and versicolor flowers is necessarily true?
- Some setosa flowers have a longer sepal length than versicolor flowers.
- All setosa flowers have a shorter sepal length than versicolor flowers. (correct)
- All versicolor flowers have a shorter sepal length than setosa flowers.
- Setosa flowers and versicolor flowers have equal sepal lengths.
Which of the following can be inferred about virginica flowers and setosa flowers?
Which of the following can be inferred about virginica flowers and setosa flowers?
- Both virginica and setosa flowers have the same average sepal length.
- Setosa flowers have a wider range of sepal lengths than virginica flowers.
- Some virginica flowers have smaller sepal lengths than setosa flowers.
- All virginica flowers have larger sepal lengths than all setosa flowers. (correct)
What conclusion can be drawn about the virginica flowers in relation to the largest setosa flower?
What conclusion can be drawn about the virginica flowers in relation to the largest setosa flower?
- The largest setosa flower has a sepal length equal to that of many virginica flowers.
- More than 75% of virginica flowers have larger sepal lengths than the largest setosa flower. (correct)
- All virginica flowers have smaller sepal lengths than the largest setosa flower.
- Most virginica flowers have smaller sepal lengths than the largest setosa flower.
Which of the following statements about setosa flowers relative to the shortest versicolor flowers is accurate?
Which of the following statements about setosa flowers relative to the shortest versicolor flowers is accurate?
Which statement correctly reflects the data collection of the different flower types?
Which statement correctly reflects the data collection of the different flower types?
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Flower Data Analysis Statements
- All setosa flowers have shorter sepal lengths than versicolor flowers is not necessarily true; there are overlaps in measurements.
- All virginica flowers typically have larger sepal lengths than setosa flowers, a common characteristic observed in datasets.
- More than 75% of virginica flowers tend to have sepal lengths larger than the largest setosa flower, indicating a significant gap in size.
- More than 50% of setosa flowers do not have larger sepal lengths than the shortest versicolor flower as these groups have overlapping dimensions.
- Data collection may vary, and it's unclear if more data was collected on versicolor than on virginica without explicit dataset information.
- More data does not automatically imply a larger sample for setosa compared to virginica; both must be validated by examining actual counts in the datasets.
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