12 For #10 - 19: A researcher conducts an Independent-Measures study examining the effectiveness of a groupexercise program on muscle strength at an assisted living facility for elderly adults. One group of residents isselected to participate in the new weight training program and a second group participates in a fitness walkinggroup. After 8 weeks, the researcher records a strength score for each individual. The data are as follows:StrengthGroupn = 14WalkingGroupn = 28Here are some formulas and values to help:Pooled Variance (s²,) = 14S(M,-M2)+M1 = 15M2 = 12n2t = M1 - M2 / S (M1-M2)12. Calculate your t-statistic. Compute it with the information and formulas which are given above.

Given that : M1 = 15 M2 = 12 n1 = 14 n2 = 28 By using two sample mean test we solve this problem.

Answered: For #10 - 19: A researcher conducts an…

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