prices in Town A is is greater than Town B. Question 39 1 pts If the realtor would like to recommend the town with more variety in home prices to a client, which town would that be? O Town A O neither one - the hypothesis test did not confirm a difference between them. O Town B That was the last question about variance in home prices. Question 40 1 ptsQuestion 37 1 pts In this test, what is the correct conclusion? Reject Ho. HA is unsupported . Question 38 1 pts What is the interpretation of this hypothesis test? At the a = 0.10 significance level, the realtor can conclude that the population variance of home prices in Town A is is greater than Town B. Question 39 1 pts If the realtor would like to recommend the town with more variety in home prices to a client, which town would that be?Question 32 1 pts For questions 32 through 39, consider the following: Some suburbs are quite homogeneous economically. The variance of the price of homes in such suburbs tends to be low because the homes cost around the same price. Other suburbs have a wide variety of housing at different price levels. Those suburbs would have a higher variance in home prices. A realtor wanted to compare the home prices in two suburbs: Town A and Town B. Both suburbs had similar mean home prices, but the realtor decided to test the population variances to see if they were different. A random sample of 41 recently sold homes in Town A had a variance in price of 28,981,600. A random sample of 31 recently sold homes in Town B had a variance in price of 15,921,075. At the a = 0.10 significance level, test whether the population variances in home prices are different between these two towns. What is S22 ? O 28,981,600 O 3990.1222 O 2.5348 x 1014 15,921,075 Question 33 1 pts