UCLA College of Business obtained the following results from two independent random samples on the salaries of a recent graduating class:
Sample Economics (1) Majors
Sample Marketing (2) Majors
Sample Size Economics Majors =36
Sample Size Marketing Majors =54
Mean Sample Economics = $51,230 Mean Sample Marketing =$49,300
Standard Deviation Sample Economics =$1,035
Standard Deviation Sample Marketing =$1,450
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Please addresses the following issues:
1) What is the degrees of freedom for the t distribution (round the answer to the previous whole number)? Why is the t distribution appropriate in this situation? Show steps
2 ) What is the 95% confidence interval for the difference between the two population means (to 1 decimal and enter any negative values as a negative number)? Show steps
3) At 95% does there appear to be any difference in the mean job offer for these two groups? Ho:u1-u2= 0 Which method are you using (Show Steps)? Please explain in detail. Ha:u1-u2 ≠ 0
Problem # 2
Cheap airline and Discount airline fly around the U.S. from their Hub in Sanford Florida. The following data are from matched samples of two-way ticket price of 10 cities where these two companies fly.
City Cheap Airline Discount Airline
Panama city, FL $380 $420
Reno, Nevada $400 $430
Los Angeles, CA $350 $340
Syracuse, New York $240 $230
Seattle, Washington $230 $330
Miami, Florida $270 $280
San Antonio, Texas $230 $240
Chicago, Illinois $210 $220
Atlanta, Georgia $100 $130
Minneapolis, Minnesota $130 $140
Consider the following hypothesis test Ho:ud=0
Conduct a hypothesis test using alpha = 0.01. What is your conclusion? Which method are you using (Show Steps)? Please explain in detail.
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