Although the Canadian and U.S. one-cent coins have slightly different Canadian (g) U.S. (g) dimensions and alloy compositions, the two types of pennies have similar masses. The table below lists the masses of individual pennies 2.341 2.555 from each country measured using the same balance. Compare the two 2 2.380 2.508 sets of one-cent coins by determining calculated. Refer to the table of 3 2.296 2.496 Student's t values as necessary. Assume that the population standard 4 2.324 2.556 deviation (6) for each data set is the same. 5 2.370 2.521 2.317 2.489 7 2.354 2.547 8 2.337 2.527 9 2.305 2.537 10 2.513 Are the masses of the Canadian and U.S. one-cent coins f calculated = significantly different at the 98% confidence level? The difference is significant. The difference is not significant. Suppose the number of replicate measurements and the average mass of an individual penny remain the same, but the standard deviation of each data set is three times greater than its original value. Calculate the / value to compare these two data sets. For the second set of measurements, is there a significant f calculated = difference in the masses of the two types of coins at the 98% confidence level? The difference is significant. The difference is not significant