Some scholars note that individuals who have just moved into a community are more likely to be at risk for criminal victimization. To assess this assertion, we conduct a survey within a neighborhood of two groups: individuals who have recently moved to the neighborhood (i.e., lived there less than a year) and individuals who have lived in a neighborhood for a year or more. While we don't have an idea of which way it'll go, we anticipate that individuals who have moved to a neighborhood recently have different victimization rates than more long term residents. Conduct a hypothesis test to assess if these two groups are different. Use = 0.05 and the information below.

Recently Moved Long Term Residents

n = 9 n = 8

s1 = 4.1 s2 = 2.1

x1 = 2 x2 = 0.5

1.What is your obtained t?

a.0.236

b.0.922

c.1.436

d.16.514