Question: Question for method Tables 1 and 2, below, show an edited data set of some of the components of the 'organizing framework' collected at two

Question for method

Tables 1 and 2, below, show an edited data set of some of the components of the 'organizing framework' collected at two sites in Sevilleta. Note that in each of them, 'NA' means that no data are available for that variable in the relevant year.

Table 1

Year Precipitation/mm Soil moisture/relative water content Rabbit density/number of individualshectare1 Coyote density/number of individualskm2
1989 106.4 NA NA NA
1990 232.4 NA NA NA
1991 334.7 NA NA NA
1992 240.8 NA 0.060 0.880
1993 207.4 NA 0.272 0.702
1994 288.1 NA 0.125 0.793
1995 138.8 NA 0.246 0.575
1996 301.9 0.112 0.104 0.598
1997 325.3 0.123 0.168 0.703
1998 225.3 0.114 0.170 0.758
1999 235.7 0.094 0.138 1.065
2000 284.4 0.105 0.085 0.898
2001 214.8 0.095 0.058 0.945
2002 228.7 0.096 0.072 0.738
2003 133.2 0.100 NA 0.543
2004 301.4 0.112 NA 0.303
2005 277.4 0.110 NA NA

I am a bit confused about part B they are asking to only use 2 variables in table one i think so i am not sure what to put in my spreadsheet ;

So i have tried doing a graph for the 1 table am i on the right track ?

n Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 1 Sample 2
x1 x2 Rank (R1) Rank (R2) x1 x2
1 301.9 0.112 19 7.5 Sum (R1 and R2) = 155 55
2 325.3 0.123 20 10 Count (n1 andn2) = 10 10
3 225.3 0.114 13 9 U values = 0 100
4 235.7 0.094 15 1
5 284.4 0.105 17 5 Medians = 256.55 0.1075
6 214.8 0.095 12 2
7 228.7 0.096 14 3 Test Statistic (U) = 0
8 133.2 0.1 11 4
9 301.4 0.112 18 7.5
10 277.4 0.11 16 6
11 Compare the test statistic (U) against the critical value for n1 and n2 degrees of freedom
12
13 For:
14 n1 = 10
15 n2 = 10
16 Critical value 23 Significant p < 0.05
17

graph

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