A new brand of gym shoe claims to add up to 2 inches to an athlete vertical leap. Design an experiment to test this claim. State the objective of the experiment

I'd think the first one would be correct. To determine whether or not athletes have an increase in vertical leap when wearing the shoes.

I'm not totally sure but this answer just seems the most correct. It would prove if the manufacturers clam is valid. You would have to other brand and models of shoes. You would also have to test the same kind of shoes ie, gym shoe vrs gym shoe instead of gym shoe vrs flip flop.

You would also have to use the different shoe on the same test group of users/athletes to keep a constant.

Hope I help.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ok, this problem is on construction in mathematics.

also, see attached a rough sketch of the two constructions.

The similarities, as can be seen, is that for both constructions, we need to two major points to obtain a bisector, for the line segment the major points are (A and B) and for the angle segment the points are(P and Q)

The difference between the two construction is that the line segment needs basically two bisectors to equally divide the line located at (O and P), while the angle segment needs just one bisector at (O) to bisect the angle.