The article "Flexure of Concrete Beams Reinforced with Advanced Composite Orthogrids" (J. of Aerospace Engr., 1997: 7-15) gave the accompanying data on ultimate load |(kN) for two different types of beams. Sample Мean Sample Sample SD |Туре Size Fiberglass grid Commercial 26 33.4 2.2 26 42.8 4.3 carbon grid a. Assuming that the underlying distributions are normal, calculate and interpret a 99% CI for the difference between true average load for the fiberglass beams and that for the carbon beams. b. Does the upper limit of the interval you calculated in part (a) give a 99% upper confidence bound for the difference between the two u's? If not, calculate such a bound. Does it strongly suggest that true average load for the carbon beams is more than that for the fiberglass beams? Explain.

The article "Flexure of Concrete Beams Reinforced with Advanced Composite Orthogrids" (J. of Aerospace Engr., 1997: 7-15) gave the accompanying data on ultimate load |(kN) for two different types of beams. Sample Мean Sample Sample SD |Туре Size Fiberglass grid Commercial 26 33.4 2.2 26 42.8 4.3 carbon grid a. Assuming that the underlying distributions are normal, calculate and interpret a 99% CI for the difference between true average load for the fiberglass beams and that for the carbon beams. b. Does the upper limit of the interval you calculated in part (a) give a 99% upper confidence bound for the difference between the two u's? If not, calculate such a bound. Does it strongly suggest that true average load for the carbon beams is more than that for the fiberglass beams? Explain.

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