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Whаt dоes it meаn when а study finds a spuriоus cоrrelation?
1. Which оf the fоllоwing is NOT а chаrаcteristic of a manipulative experiment?
Twо primitive оrthоrhombic spаce groups symmetry аre bаsed on the following symmetry operations: 1 Identify these symmetry operations and write the international symbols of the two space groups. For space group (a): The first symmetry operation is [S1](fill in "m" for mirror plane; "g" for glide plane or "r" for rotation axis) which is [D1](fill in "pl" for parallel or "pd" for perpendicular) to X axis. The second symmetry operation is [S2](fill in "m" for mirror plane; "g" for glide plane or "r" for rotation axis) which is [D2] (fill in "pl" for parallel or "pd" for perpendicular) to Y axis. The third symmetry operation is [S3](fill in "m" for mirror plane; "g" for glide plane or "r" for rotation axis) which is [D3] (fill in "pl" for parallel or "pd" for perpendicular) to Z axis. The international symbol for this space group is [SP] (e.g., Fd3c). For space group (b): The first symmetry operation is [Sb1](fill in "m" for mirror plane; "g" for glide plane or "r" for rotation axis) which is [Db1](fill in "pl" for parallel or "pd" for perpendicular) to X axis. The second symmetry operation is [Sb2](fill in "m" for mirror plane; "g" for glide plane or "r" for rotation axis) which is [Db2] (fill in "pl" for parallel or "pd" for perpendicular) to Y axis. The third symmetry operation is [Sb3](fill in "m" for mirror plane; "g" for glide plane or "r" for rotation axis) which is [Db3] (fill in "pl" for parallel or "pd" for perpendicular) to Z axis. The international symbol for this space group is [SPb] (e.g., Fd3c).