Starbucks Corp. on Monday said it would roll out a line of blended coffee drinks

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Starbucks Corp. on Monday said it would roll out a line of blended coffee drinks intended to tap into the growing popularity of reduced-calorie and reduced fat menu choices for Americans. You wonder if Starbucks customers like the new Mocha Frappuccino Light as well as the regular Mocha Frappuccino coffee. You have 20 regular Starbucks customers available for your experiment. Which of the following describes the best matched pairs design to answer this question? Each of the 20 customers will drink Mocha Frappuccino Light and the regular Mocha Frappuccino coffee, from opaque identical cups, in a random order. Attitudes toward the two drinks will be compared. Each of the 20 customers will drink Mocha Frappuccino Light and the regular Mocha Frappuccino coffee, in a random order, while knowing which kind they are drinking. Attitudes toward the two drinks will be compared. Each of the 20 customers will drink Mocha Frappuccino Light, followed by the regular Mocha Frappuccino coffee, from opaque identical cups. Attitudes toward the two drinks will be compared. 10 customers will drink Mocha Frappuccino Light and the rest win drink the regular Mocha Frappuccino coffee, from opaque identical cups. Attitudes toward the two drinks will be compared. Use Table B at line 103 to do the randomization that your design requires. The first 10 labels assigned, will first drink Mocha Frappuccino Light, and then the regular Mocha Frappuccino coffee. What are the labels of the first three customers assigned to drink Mocha Frappucccino Light before the regular Mocha Frappuccino coffee? 17, 09, 10. 17, 09, 12 17, 09, 05

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Here option a is correct. Each of the 20 customers will drink Mocha Frappuccino Light and the regular Frappuccino coffee, from identical cups in a random order. Attitudes towards the two drinks will be compared.

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