Consider a two sample t-test, where the sample mean of A = 5.3 and the sample...
Consider a two sample t-test, where the sample mean of A = 5.3 and the sample mean of B = 2.9. The margin of error is 1.6, and the null hypothesis is H0: μA = μB. In this case, we do not reject the null hypothesis.
True or false
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Solution:
False.
Becuase, there is not enough information to take a decision on hypotheisis.
The answer is false.
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