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A major retailer wants to choose between two equally-priced brands of compact fluorescent lamps. To do
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are shown on this sheet. To make the decision, they must first determine whether the underlying population
variances are equal. Assume lifetimes follow normal distribution. Use a significance level of 5%.
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