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Students in a small statistics class were asked to count the number of scars both on their "dominant" hand (the one they use most often) and on their "off" hand. The summary statistics are provided. It is of interest to compare the average number of scars on the dominant and off hands.

	n		s
Dominant	25	1.92	2.326
Off	25	2.72	3.007
Difference (D - O)	25	-0.8	2.363

Why is it appropriate to use paired data in this analysis? Explain briefly.

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Statistics: Unlocking the Power of Data

Edition: 3^rd

Authors: Lock, Morgon

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