Lundi Mardi Mercredi .Ieudi Vendredi Samedl Dimanche Diner Souper Diner Souper Diner Souper Diner Souper Diner Souper Diner Souper Diner Souper Semaine 1 636 663 612 732 687 711 725 833 588 700 633 544 659 632 Semaine 2 654 721 822 667 584 651 654 611 674 721 598 578 624 645 Semaine 3 677 535 702 64-4 675 690 622 633 598 632 654 599 687 698 Bob met with his 2 employees (the one on the day shift and the one on the evening shift) to explain to them his concerns about the quantities of fries placed in the bags. The first instinct of the 2 employees was to say that, given the directives they had received when they were hired, they believed they were doing things correctly. Moreover, the two being currently in school and taking a course in statistical analysis, th_ey dared to tell him that he was not approaching the problem in the right way. According to them (each being convinced that it is the other who puts too many fries in the bags), we had to compare them to each other and not t_o combine them. Bob being better at catering and finance than at statistics, agreed to the idea of comparing them to see if one of them actually put more fries in the bags than the other. On the other hand, Bob is not naive: he told his employees that he would not take a new sample to check if one was more generous than the other in its servings, because he feared that the employees would change their way to go, given the recent comments. He therefore decided to take the observations already obtained above. For your information, one of the employees serves lunch and the other supper. Traduction: diner= lunch, souper= diner, semaine= week