Data was collected from a random selection of  students at U…

Data was collected from a random selection of  students at UF.  One of the questions asked how many hours they had worked the previous day. The 95% confidence interval comparing underclassmen to upperclassmen was (-0.233, 1.1250)  Interpret the interval.  “We are 95% confident that the hours of sleep for underclassmen is between 0.233 to 1.125 that upperclassmen.”

I understand that the following late policy applies to this…

I understand that the following late policy applies to this course:Late work Policy- – Weekly Homework Assignments Quizzes and Reflections) may be submitted late with a 25% point reduction until the Friday before this course ends. – In Class Assignments are not eligible for late submission. In Class Assignments may only be exempted if proper documentation is provided within two class meetings. – Exams are not eligible for late submission. – Missing work will be awarded a grade of zero until the assignment is submitted.***Dual Credit Students***If you are absent due to a school function, this is OKAY. You will need to have someone reach out to me to let me know. This can be someone who works at your school. It is your responsibility to make sure that a school official reaches out so that I can excuse you from class. I am required to take attendance for you each day.

Consider the following map of isostatic rebound due to glaci…

Consider the following map of isostatic rebound due to glacial melt.  Used with permission of John Wiley and Sons, from Scherneck, Hans-Georg, Jan M. Johansson, Gunnar Elgered, et al. 2002. “BIFROST: Observing the Three-Dimensional Deformation of Fennoscandia.” In Ice Sheets, Sea Level, and the Dynamic Earth, edited by Jerry X. Mitrovica and Bert L. A. Vermeersen; permission conveyed through Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. Along the coastlines that are experiencing an uplift of –2 to 0 mm/yr (the dark green): How would you describe the isostatic sea level change? What does this mean for the coastline there?   Along the coastlines that are experiencing an uplift of 10 to 12 mm/yr (the light orange):  How would you describe the isostatic sea level change? What does this mean for the coastline there?