Solution:
Given:
Sample 1:
Sample size = n1 = 28
Sample mean =
Sample standard deviation = s1 = 35.8
Sample 2:
Sample size = n2 = 45
Sample mean =
Sample standard deviation = s2 = 42.1
Find Test statistic value:
Formula:
Thus t test statistic is:
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