11. If you had confidence intervals for two groups which did not overlap what could you reasonably...

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11. If you had confidence intervals for two groups which did not overlap what could you reasonably conclude?

a) That there was unlikely to be a difference between the means of the two groups in the population

b) That there was unlikely to be a difference in the variability of two groups in the population

c) That there was likely to be a difference between the means of the two groups in the population

d) That there was likely to be a difference in the variability of the two groups in the population

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Statistics For The Health Sciences

ISBN: 9781849203364

1st Edition

Authors: Christine Dancey, John Reidy, Richard Rowe

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