A computer company conducted a new and improved course designed to train its service representatives in learning
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A computer company conducted a “new and improved” course designed to train its service representatives in learning to repair personal computers. Twenty trainees were split into two groups on a random basis: 10 took the customary course and 10 took the new course. At the end of six weeks, all 20 trainees were given the same final examination. For the following results, test the null hypothesis that the new course was no better than the customary course in terms of teaching service representatives to repair personal computers (higher scores indicate greater repair skills). What do your results indicate?
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Elementary Statistics In Social Research
ISBN: 9780205845484
12th Edition
Authors: Jack A. Levin, James Alan Fox, David R. Forde
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