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Daria studies the weights of dogs that live in apartments versus dogs that live in houses.

Her theory is that dogs that live in apartments are more likely to be overweight because they don't get as much exercise since they don't have yards to run in.

In her samples, the mean number of pounds by which a dog living in an apartment was overweight was 3.2. The mean number of pounds by which a dog living in a house was overweight was 1.8.

Assuming there are no outliers or skew, do the results support Daria's theory?

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Since the samples were large and randomly chosen, we can use the samples to understand the populations.

Because the sample mean for dogs living in apartments is (A. less than B. about the same as C. greater than) the sample mean for dogs living in houses, the results (A. tend to B. do not tend to) support Daria's theory.