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The amount of people involved with the experiment is 15. My margin of error is 25, having a high margin of error is t the best cause you might not get correct results since it’s very few people being watched.

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After doing this experiencment it shows that people listening to faster and upbeat music tend to drive faster then listening to slow relaxed music. Majority of people had this outcome besides one person. My goal of the experiment ended up being correct.

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I matched up people with similar cars, so the amount of horse power won’t affect the results. Putting a Kia against a Ferrari.

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Does the type of music playing affect the speed of how fast someone drives?

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I will measure the speed of each driver depending on the type of music they listen to and that will determine if music has an affect on their speed.

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We had 15 different people go on a 30 minute drive

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I randomized the 15 people that were picked and randomized the type of music they’d listen to so there wouldn’t be kids all listening to rap and then all the adults either listening to no music or classical. A possible lurking variable could be how much traffic there is, if there’s a lot of traffic it can affect them being able to drive at whatever speed they’d want.

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I randomly selected 15 people from my high school  between the ages of 16-40 (students and teachers)

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There will be three different treatments, rap music, classical and no music. The control group is the drivers with no music.

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The outcome from this experience shows drivers listening to rap music which is more upbeat and faster tend to drive over the speed limit and faster then people who are listening to slow classical music or no music.

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My explanatory variable is playing either classical, rap or no music affects the speed of drivers.

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Out of the 15 people they were randomly broken up into 3 different groups, those groups were rap, classical or no music. Each driver goes on a 30 minute drive and their speed is watched to see the affect of each treatment.

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All of the people in the experiment will know which music there listening to once they get in the car but they won’t know that we’re checking their speed. Another blind one would be the other groups not knowing whether all 15 are listening to the same music or if it’s different.