ite Practice Kadan Fussell te-Semester 2-12963 (80192) > Activities and Due Dates > Ch 10.2 Pate Practice Assignment Score: 80.3% Resources x Give Up? Feedback Resume KX Attempt 3 Hot dog eating contests have become a popular event in recent years. A study aims to estimate the difference in the mean number of hot dogs able to be eaten by competitive eaters in the U.S. and competitive eaters outside of the U.S. The table below shows the mean and standard deviation of the number of hot dogs that were able to be eaten in 10 minutes by a BFW Publishers random sample of 30 competitive eaters in the U.S. and a random sample of 35 competitive eaters outside of the U.S. Group U.S. Eaters 6.452 Outside of U.S. Eaters 35 53 5.452 Let #1 = the mean number of hot dogs eaten in 10 minutes by all competitive eaters in the U.S. and /2 = the mean number of hot dogs eaten in 10 minutes by all competitive eaters outside of the U.S. Use these data to construct and interpret a 95%% confidence interval for the difference in the mean number of hot dogs that can be eaten hy competitive eaters from the ITS and outside the ITS about us careers privacy policy terms of use contact us help Sign out Apr 19 1:55 US V O Yoga 11ester 2-12963 (80192) > Activities and Due Dates > Ch 10.2 Pate Practice Assignment Score: 80.3% Resources x Give Up ? Feedback Resume Question 6 of 11 Attempt 3 eaten by competitive eaters from the U.S. and outside the U.S. PLAN: BFW Publishers STATE: Select the correct statement. Place 1 1 correct statements into the appropriate boxes. Leave 95% confidence interval for p1 - P2 all incorrect statements in the Answer Bank. 95% confidence interval for #1 - #2 95% confidence interval for x1 - x2 Name of Procedure Random 10% Normal/Large Samples We have a random sample of 30 about us careers privacy policy terms of use contact us help Sign out Apr 19 1:55 US . Dster 2-12963 (80192) > Activities and Due Dates > Ch 10.2 Pate Practice Assignment Score: 80.3% Resources x Give Up? Feedback Resume Question 6 of 11 > Attempt 3 Name of Procedure Random 10% Normal/Large Samples We have a random sample of 30 BFW Publishers competitive eaters in the U.S. 71 = 30 > 30 We have a random sample of 35 competitive eaters outside the two-sample : interval for U.S. The 10% condition does not HI - #2 apply. The random samples are independent. 112 = 35 > 30 The Random condition is met. Answer Bank about us careers privacy policy terms of use contact us help E Sign out Apr 19 1:55 US 9 0 Yoga 1te12963 (80192) > Activities and Due Dates > Ch 10.2 Pate Practice signment Score: 80.3% Resources x Give Up ? Feedback Resume KX Ky estion 6 of 11 > Attempt 3 Answer Bank BFW Publishers two-sample : interval for x1 - x2 35 Ch 10.2 Pate Practice Assignment Score: 80.3% Resources [x Give Up ? Feedback Resume Question 6 of 11 > Incorrect Attempt 3 BFW Publishers DO: 95% CI = (Round to 3 decimal places) Incorrect Incorrect CONCLUDE: We are 95% confident that the interval given in the previous step captures MI - 12 . = the difference in the mean - number of hot dogs that can be eaten in 10 minutes by all competitive eaters in the U.S. and outside of the U.S. about us careers privacy policy terms of use contact us help Sign out Apr 19 1:55 US V O Yoga 11e