Q1: In a household survey carried out in Thi-Qar Province during2009-2011 to evaluate the use of antenatal care in relation to selectedvariables, the following results were reported:Users (n 174) Non-Users (n= 160)VariablesMean + SDMean + SDMaternal education/ year 8.0+4.121.0+4.934.6+8.56.9±3.620.2 +3.8Age at first birth/ yearGestational age/ month|29.1土12.2Test whether the users and non- users are significantly differentin any of the three variables?

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Q1: In a household survey carried out in Thi-Qar 2009-2011 to evaluate the use of antenatal care in relation to selected variables, the following results were reported: Users (n 174) Non-Users (n= 160) Mean + SD %3D Variables Mean + SD 6.9±3.6 Maternal education/ year 8.0+4.1 Age at first birth/ year Gestational age/ month 21.0+4.9 |20.2土3.8 34.6+8.5 |29.1土12.2 Test whether the users and non- users are significantly different in any of the three variables?

Q1: In a household survey carried out in Thi-Qar 2009-2011 to evaluate the use of antenatal care in relation to selected variables, the following results were reported: Users (n 174) Non-Users (n= 160) Mean + SD %3D Variables Mean + SD 6.9±3.6 Maternal education/ year 8.0+4.1 Age at first birth/ year Gestational age/ month 21.0+4.9 |20.2土3.8 34.6+8.5 |29.1土12.2 Test whether the users and non- users are significantly different in any of the three variables?

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