Consider the data at right. Y, Y2 Find K2, then use the Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney Test to determine whether the populations from which the samples are taken have different means. Use a = 0.10. 17 6 20 13 22 14 15 64 170 16 190 315 18 310 400 K, = 42 K2 = ? If the data values were different (but still 7 values in the first column and 8 values in the second column), what is the smallest U, could possibly be, and what is the largest Ug could possibly be? Suppose that the value of 16 in the second column were instead 21. Would the resulting U, and P values be larger or smaller? (Just circle Larger or Smaller for each.) Us Larger Smaller P Larger Smaller

Consider the data at right. Y, Y2 Find K2, then use the Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney Test to determine whether the populations from which the samples are taken have different means. Use a = 0.10. 17 6 20 13 22 14 15 64 170 16 190 315 18 310 400 K, = 42 K2 = ? If the data values were different (but still 7 values in the first column and 8 values in the second column), what is the smallest U, could possibly be, and what is the largest Ug could possibly be? Suppose that the value of 16 in the second column were instead 21. Would the resulting U, and P values be larger or smaller? (Just circle Larger or Smaller for each.) Us Larger Smaller P Larger Smaller

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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