Summary is obtained from two independent Normal samples
a). Test whether one can assume equal variances.
b) With a suitable test procedure, test for equality of means
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Ans:
a)
Test statistic:
F=8^2/10^2=0.64
df1=20-1=19
df2=40-1=39
p-value=1-FDIST(0.64,19,39)=0.1490
As,p-value is greater than 0.05,we fail to reject the null hypothesis.
There is not sufficient evidence to conclude that there is significant difference in variances.
So,we can assume equal variances.
b)
pooled standard deviation=SQRT(((20-1)*8^2+(40-1)*10^2)/(20+40-2))=9.392
standard error for difference=9.392*sqrt((1/20)+(1/40))=2.572
Test statistic:
t=(28-30)/2.572
t=-0.7776
df=20+40-2=58
p-value=tdist(0.7776,58,2)=0.4400
As,p-value>0.05,we fail to reject the mull hypothesis.
There is not sufficient evidence to conclude that there is significant difference in means.
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