29. Which foams more when you pour it, Coke or Pepsi? Here are measurements by Diane War...
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29. Which foams more when you pour it, Coke or Pepsi? Here are measurements by Diane War eld on the foam volume (mL) after pouring a 12-oz can of Coke, based on a sample of 12 cans:
312.2 292.6 331.7 355.1 362.9 331.7 292.6 245.8 280.9 320.0 273.1 288.7 and here are measurements for Pepsi, based on a sample of 12 cans:
148.3 210.7 152.2 117.1 89.7 140.5 128.8 167.8 156.1 136.6 124.9 136.6
a. Verify graphically that normality is an appropriate assumption.
b. Calculate a 99% con dence interval for the population difference in mean volumes.
c. Does the upper limit of your interval in
(b) give a 99% lower con dence bound for the difference between the two m s? If not, calculate such a bound and interpret it in terms of the relationship between the foam volumes of Coke and Pepsi.
d. Summarize in a sentence what you have learned about the foam volumes of Coke and Pepsi.
Step by Step Answer:
Modern Mathematical Statistics With Applications
ISBN: 9780534404734
1st Edition
Authors: Jay L Devore