Given :
= 52 , = 19 , n1 = 9 and = 56,= 17 , n2 = 14
degrees of freedom (df) = n1+ n2 - 2 = 9+14-2 = 21
confidence level (c) = 0.99 , so α = 1- 0.99 = 0.01
Therefore critical value t( 0.01, 21 ) = 2.831 ---- ( from t distribution table )
Sp =
=
Sp = 17.7884
SE =
SE =
SE = 7.6001
Margin of error (E) = t*SE = 2.831*7.6001
E = 21.5185
( - ) = 52 - 56 = -4
Lower bound = ( - ) - E = -4 - 21.5185
Lower bound = -25.5185
Upper bound = ( - ) + E =-4 + 21.5185
Upper bound = 17.5185
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