Baby rabbits were randomly assigned to three groups. Each group was given a diff

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Baby rabbits were randomly assigned to three groups. Each group was given a different diet; Brand A rabbit food, brand B rabbit food, or a diet of raw vegetables. Measurement for the height, weight and length of the rabbits were taken each week for 2 most The rabbits in the group with the diet of raw vegetables has significantly more growth than the rabbits in the other two group what conclusion can be drawn from this study? No conclusions can be made because there was not a control group There is an association between diet and rabbit growth, but it cannot be said there is a causal relationship between diet and rabbit growth It is not possible to make any conclusion because the variable of the rabbit met abolisms is confounded with the diet There is a causal relationship between diet and rabbit growth.

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There is an association between diet and rabbit growth as a diet of raw vegetables varied significantly from that with branded diets. However the relationship can be said to be causal as randomization in the experiments ensured the assocition due to some other factor. So answer is d

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