the United States? When a simple random sample of 400 families is taken in Washington, the mean income is $46,211 with a standard deviation of $12, 214. Another sample of 900 families throughout the United States finds the mean income to be $44,344 with a standard deviation of $10,103. Is the mean income in Washington, D.C. higher than the mean income in the rest of the country? Use a 5% significance level.

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Is Washington, D.C. different from the rest of the United States?  When a simple random sample of 400 families is taken in Washington, the mean income is $46,211 with a standard deviation of $12, 214.  Another sample of 900 families throughout the United States finds the mean income to be $44,344 with a standard deviation of $10,103.  Is the mean income in Washington, D.C. higher than the mean income in the rest of the country? Use a 5% significance level. 

 

 

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