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84) Standard error of mean for husband time 2 is = =
85) Pooled variance
The following information has been provided:
s1=4.33, n1=76, s2=4.83 and n2=76
The following formula is used to compute the pooled variance:
sp^2=(n1−1)s1^2+(n2−1)s2^2/(n1+n2−2)
Plugging in the corresponding values in the formula above, we get that sp^2=(76−1)(4.33)^2+(76−1)(4.83)^2/(76+76−2)=21.0389
Now that we have the pooled variance, we can compute the pooled standard deviation by simply taking the squared root of the value obtained for the variance.
The following pooled standard deviation is obtained:
sp=sqrt(21.0389) =4.5868
86) degrees of freedom= n-1= 76-1=75
alpha=0.05
t critical value= 1.99
95% confidence interval
lower end= mean-tc*Standard error= 1.5-1.99*0.42=0.66
87) Upper end= 1.5+1.99*0.42= 2.34
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