EXERCISES1. Consider the following data drawn independently from nor-mally distributed populations:X1 = 25.7 X2 = 30.6of = 98.2 o3 = 87.4n2 = 25n,= 20Construct the 95% confidence Interval for the differencebetween the population means.b. Specify the competing hypotheses In order to determinewhether or not the population means differ.c. Using the confidence Interval from part a, can you rejectthe null hypothesis? Explaln.

Given: x1=25.7σ12=98.2n1=20x2=30.6σ22=87.4n2=25

Consider the following data drawn Independently from nor- mally distributed populations: X1 = 25.7 X2 = 30.6 of = 98.2 ož= 87.4 n,= 20 n2= 25 Construct the 95% confidence Interval for the difference between the populatlon means. b. Specify the competing hypotheses In order to determine whether or not the population means differ. c. Using the confidence Interval from part a, can you reject the null hypothesis? Explaln.

Consider the following data drawn Independently from nor- mally distributed populations: X1 = 25.7 X2 = 30.6 of = 98.2 ož= 87.4 n,= 20 n2= 25 Construct the 95% confidence Interval for the difference between the populatlon means. b. Specify the competing hypotheses In order to determine whether or not the population means differ. c. Using the confidence Interval from part a, can you reject the null hypothesis? Explaln.

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