A random sample of 30 Georgia residents provided a mean income of $46,000 earned last year. Another sample from Ohio residents showed a mean income of $43,000 during the same period. At the population level, using Georgia as population 1 and Ohio as population 2, did Georgia residents earn a higher income compared to the Ohio ones last year?
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A random sample of 30 Georgia residents provided a mean income of $46,000 earned last year....
A random sample of 30 Georgia residents provided a mean income of $46,000 earned last year. Another sample from Ohio residents showed a mean income of $43,000 during the same period. At the population level, using Georgia as population 1 and Ohio as population 2, did Georgia residents earn a higher income compared to the Ohio ones last year? If the p-value is 0.015, at α=.05, what is your conclusion? Question 4 options: a) Georgia income was higher than Ohio...
A random sample of 30 Georgia residents provided a mean income of $46,000 earned last year. Another sample from Ohio residents showed a mean income of $43,000 during the same period. Did Georgia residents earn a higher income compared to the Ohio ones last year? The test statistic is…
A random sample of 30 Georgia residents provided a mean income of $46,000 earned last year. Another sample from Ohio residents showed a mean income of $43,000 during the same period. Did Georgia residents earn a higher income compared to the Ohio ones last year? The test statistic is… a) z b) t c) f d) None of the above
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