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(2.1, problems 2, 7) In the following problems, the scenarios are vaguely stated. Form these vague...

(2.1, problems 2, 7) In the following problems, the scenarios are vaguely stated. Form

these vague scenarios, identify a problem you would like to study. Which variables

affect the behavior you have identified in the problem identification? Which variables

are the most important? Remember, there are really no right answers.

(a) A retail store intends to construct a new parking lot. How should the lot be illuminated?

(b) The United States Food and Drug Administration is interested in knowing if a new drug is effective in the control of a certain disease in the population.

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