In the past, students in a particular course have achieved a mean Xmas exam score of 72.6, with a standard deviation of 12.5. This year, 15 students in one section achieved a mean Xmas exam score of 72.2, while 10 students in another section achieved a mean Xmas exam score of 77.3. Is the overall (grand) mean of the 25 students in this year's two sections significantly different from the mean obtained in previous years (a ≤.05)?
In the past, students in a particular course have achieved a mean Xmas exam score of 72.6, with a standard deviation of 12.5. This year, 15 students in one section achieved a mean Xmas exam score of 72.2, while 10 students in another section achieved a mean Xmas exam score of 77.3. Is the overall (grand) mean of the 25 students in this year's two sections significantly different from the mean obtained in previous years (a ≤.05)?
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Chapter10: Statistics
Section10.4: Distributions Of Data
Problem 19PFA
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2. t = 0.656, do not reject Ho: there is no evidence that this year's students are performing differently than students in previous years.
3. chi-square = 7.997, Do not reject H0; no evidence that the variance is significantly less than 175. chi-square = 11.250, Do not reject H0; no evidence that the variance is significantly greater than 175.
4. 3.973 to 13.5219
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