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A college student who does laundry infrequently wants to determine the effect of blueing on what should be white clothes.

▸ Two loads of wash, one personal, one of a friend, the blueing assigned by a coin flip

▸ Reports of two friends, one of whom was given blueing

▸ Two loads of personal wash, one with, one without blueing

▸ The reports of an internet chatroom on laundry techniques

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Statistical Reasoning for Everyday Life

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