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National Perinatal Statistics Unit


Babies. The National Perinatal Statistics Unit of the Sydney Children’s Hospital reports that the mean birth weight of all babies born in Australia in 1999 was 3360 grams—about 7.41 pounds. A Missouri hospital reports that the average weight of 112 babies born there last year was 7.68 pounds, with a standard deviation of 1.31 pounds. If we believe the Missouri babies fairly represent American newborns, is there any evidence that U.S. babies and Australian babies do not weigh the same amount at birth?

 

 

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