12-10. Given the following (random) sample results: Sample 1: nX = 16, x = 25, sX =...
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12-10. Given the following (random) sample results:
Sample 1: nX = 16, ¯x = 25, sX = 7.14 Sample 2: nY = 10, ¯y = 29, sY = 5.19 can we conclude at the 10% level of significance that μX < μY?
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Advanced Statistics From An Elementary Point Of View
ISBN: 9780120884940
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Authors: Michael J Panik
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