I just want to make sure is the first one independent and the second one is paired and the third one is independent group right?

Normal (or average) body temperature of humans is often thought to be 98.6F. Is that number really the average body temperature for adult males, or is the true average different? To explore this, a random sample of 19 adult males is selected and their body temperature recorded. The resulting data is used to produce the Excel output below; use it to answer the questions that follow. MaleTemp Mean 98.45 Standard Deviation 0.48 Sample Size 19 95% Margin of Error 0.23 Test Statistic 1.38 p-value 0. 18 Co N [97.6, 97.96] (97.96, 98.32] (98 32 98.68] (98.68 99.04] (99.04, 99.4]Body temperatures were also recorded for 19 females. Below are several descriptions of how this data could have been collected; for each, determine if the resulting data would be paired or independent. The 19 females were the sisters of the 19 randomly selected males. Choose... Each female was selected to have the same age, race, and body weight as one Choose... of the randomly selected males. Paired A random sample of 19 females was selected. IndependentBody temperatures were also recorded for 19 females. Below are several descriptions of how this data could have been collected; for each, determine if the resulting data would be paired or independent. The 19 females were the sisters of the 19 randomly selected males. Choose... Each female was selected to have the same age, race, and body weight as one of the randomly selected males. Choose... A random sample of 19 females was selected. Choose... Paired Independent