Employees of XYZ Company were surveyed to determine how much they paid in out-of-pocket healthcare costs in a given year. The highest reported amount was $13,500, and the lowest reported amount was $425. For this data set, what is the range?
a. $6,963
b. $13,075
c. $13,925
d. $6,750
b. $13,075
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a. confidentiality. b. internal validity. c. random sampling. d. researcher-participant relationship.
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1. The rise and fall of the chest 2. Sudden wakefulness 3. Urinary output 4. Adequate thermoregulation
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)