Is this correct? 1. The table below gives process times for two different systems running aseries of computation tasks. A system administrator wishes to utilize a t-testwith 95% confidence to assess whether or not the two systems performdifferently.Test ATest BTest CTest DTest ESystem Alpha4592213374System Beta56862442802. Are these samples independent, dependent, or paired?C a.independentO b.dependentc. pairedFill in the remaining values in the difference table:Test ATest BTest CTest DTest EBeta-AlphaDifference1139.6.What is the average difference?7 What is the t-statistic value for this test?-0.015One-Sample StatisticsStd. ErrorNMeanStd. DeviationMeanVARO0001553.000029.3683513.13393VARO0002557.600025.8998111.5827553 - 57.6-4.6= -0.015862.6670.81+306.68What is the standard deviation of the difference?3.08One-Sample StatisticsStd. ErrorMeanStd. DeviationMeanVAR0000357.00003.082211.37840What are the bounds of the 95% confidence interval for difference with3.1710.83values to the nearest tenth:sd<.3.08Df =4= 4, .05 = 2.78. 2.78( = 3.83. 7- 3.83 = 3.17 7 + 3.83 = 10.83%3D%3DV5If testing the null hypothesis d=0 at 95% confidence, what is the resultingconclusion?a. fail to reject null hypothesisO b.reject null hypothesis

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1. The table below gives process times for two different systems running a series of computation tasks. A system administrator wishes to utilize a t-test with 95% confidence to assess whether or not the two systems perform differently. Test A Test B Test C Test D Test E System Alpha 45 92 21 33 74 System Beta 56 86 24 42 80 Are these samples independent, dependent, or paired? C a.independent | b.dependent c. paired in the remaining values in the difference table: Test A Test B Test C Test D Test E a-Alpha ference 11 3 9. What is the average difference? 7 2.

1. The table below gives process times for two different systems running a series of computation tasks. A system administrator wishes to utilize a t-test with 95% confidence to assess whether or not the two systems perform differently. Test A Test B Test C Test D Test E System Alpha 45 92 21 33 74 System Beta 56 86 24 42 80 Are these samples independent, dependent, or paired? C a.independent | b.dependent c. paired in the remaining values in the difference table: Test A Test B Test C Test D Test E a-Alpha ference 11 3 9. What is the average difference? 7 2.

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