You will see several types of graphs.
Each indicates how long cars on a team took to finish a race.
There are 1-6 cars for each team.
Your task is to indicate which team on average took longer.
The experiment will take about 30 minutes.
Some of the graphs will be bar graphs.
Red bars represent the time that cars on Red team took to finish the race.
And blue bars represent the Blue team.
Here, the Blue team took longer on average.
Some graphs will be "floating" bar graphs.
The length still represents the time each car took.
The floating position doesn't matter.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Some graphs will be dot graphs.
The heights of the dots represents the time each car took.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Some graphs have 2 cars per team.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Some graphs have 2 cars per team.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Some graphs have 2 cars per team.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Other graphs have only 1 car per team.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Other graphs have only 1 car per team.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Other graphs have only 1 car per team.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
You will see several types of graphs.
Each indicates how long cars on a team took to finish a race.
There can be many cars for each team.
Your task is to indicate which team on average took longer.
The experiment will take about 30 minutes.
Some of the graphs will be bar graphs.
Red bars represent the time that cars on the Red team took to finish the race.
And blue bars represent the Blue team.
Here, the Blue team took longer on average.
Even though there is one tall red bar,
the Blue team took longer on average.
Some graphs will be "floating" bar graphs.
Length still represents the time each car took.
The floating position doesn't matter.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Remember that length, not location, matters.
Even though the red bars are higher,
The Blue team took longer on average.
Some graphs will be dot graphs.
The heights of the dots represents the time each car took.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
Some graphs have different numbers of cars per team.
Some graphs have different numbers of cars per team.
Even though the blue team has more cars,
Some graphs have different numbers of cars per team.
Even though the blue team has more cars,
and the blue team is floating higher,
Some graphs have different numbers of cars per team.
Even though the blue team has more cars,
and the blue team is floating higher,
and the blue team has one long bar,
Some graphs have different numbers of cars per team.
Even though the blue team has more cars,
and the blue team is floating higher,
and the blue team has one long bar,
the Red team took longer on average.
Height only matters for the dot graphs.
Here, the Red team took longer on average.
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And please answer questions as quickly as possible!
The task will become more challenging over time.
The first several questions will let you know if you were right or wrong.
Just try your best.
Estimated duration: 30 minutes
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