a) variance are not equal
t-test for two independe samples,
The standard deviation of thedifference between sample means is approximately:
=sqrt( s12 / n1 +s22 /n2 )
talpha/2,df = t0.025,21 = 2.08
THedifference between means is 38100-36300=1800
95% confidence interval given by-
(x1 bar - x2 bar)+/- talpha/2*sqrt( s12 / n1 +s22 /n2 )
(36300-38100) + / - 2.08**sqrt (50002/12+61002/12)
(-1800+/- 4735.903)
(-6535.903,2935.903)
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