Given the values in Part 1, check if there is a significant difference between the 1" and 2nd measurement of height and weight at 10% level of significance using hypothesis testing in two variables. a. Construct the null and alternative hypothesis. b. Use the MS Excel Data Analysis Toolpak to compute the p-value. WEIGHT NAME 1ST MEASUREMENT 2ND MEASUREMENT A 65 46 B. 49 65 C 42 72 D 42 68 65 67 46 49 G 48 51 H 62 84 50 61 43 54 K 44 55 56 79 43 78 N 52 69 55 62 P 62 74 58 52 R 59 62 S 63 83 62 68 41 78 V 48 66 47 52 52 59 Y 44 81 41 62 Guide Questions 1. Using the given and computed values, is there a reason to believe that there is no significant difference between the 1 and 2nd measurement of height/weight? Justify.

Given the values in Part 1, check if there is a significant difference between the 1" and 2nd measurement of height and weight at 10% level of significance using hypothesis testing in two variables. a. Construct the null and alternative hypothesis. b. Use the MS Excel Data Analysis Toolpak to compute the p-value. WEIGHT NAME 1ST MEASUREMENT 2ND MEASUREMENT A 65 46 B. 49 65 C 42 72 D 42 68 65 67 46 49 G 48 51 H 62 84 50 61 43 54 K 44 55 56 79 43 78 N 52 69 55 62 P 62 74 58 52 R 59 62 S 63 83 62 68 41 78 V 48 66 47 52 52 59 Y 44 81 41 62 Guide Questions 1. Using the given and computed values, is there a reason to believe that there is no significant difference between the 1 and 2nd measurement of height/weight? Justify.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.3: Measures Of Spread

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