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a.
Formula for Confidence Interval for Difference in two Population means when population Standard deviation are not known and assumed population standard deviations are unequal
Sample 1 : x1 :age 6 group
Sample 2 : x2 :age 7 group
Given | |
n1 : Sample Size of Sample 1 | 11 |
n2 : Sample Size of Sample 2 | 15 |
: Sample Mean of Sample 1 | 42 |
: Sample Mean of Sample 2 | 51 |
s1 : Sample Standard Deviation of Sample 1 | 8 |
s2 : Sample Standard Deviation of Sample 2 | 6 |
Confidence Level | 95% |
for 95% confidence level = (100-95)/100 = 0.05
/2 = 0.05/2=0.025
= 2.1098
95% confidence interval for the difference in mean score of two age groups
95% confidence interval for the difference in mean score of two age groups = (-15.0482 , -2.9518)
b.
As the both upper and lower confidence limits are less than zero; There is sufficient evidence to conclude that the test scores do differ between the age groups.
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If the population standard deviations are assumed equal ;
Formula for Confidence Interval for Difference in two Population means
95% confidence interval for the difference in mean score of two age groups
95% confidence interval for the difference in mean score of two age groups : (-14.6564,-3.3436)
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