Chapter 10: Q.10.92 (page 429)
Refer to Exercise and find a confidence interval for the difference between the mean wing lengths of the two subspecies.
Short Answer
The interval is to .
Chapter 10: Q.10.92 (page 429)
Refer to Exercise and find a confidence interval for the difference between the mean wing lengths of the two subspecies.
The interval is to .
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Left-Tailed Hypothesis Tests and CIs. If the assumptions for a nonpooled -interval are satisfied, the formula for a level upper confidence bound for the difference, . between two population means is
For a left-tailed hypothesis test at the significance level , the null hypothesis will be rejected in favor of the alternative hypothesis if and only if the -level upper confidence bound for is less than or equal to 0. In each case, illustrate the preceding relationship by obtaining the appropriate upper confidence bound and comparing the result to the conclusion of the hypothesis test in the specified exercise.
a. Exercise
b. Exercise
What constitutes each pair in a paired sample?
A variable of two population has a mean of and standard deviation of for one of the population and a mean of and a standard deviation of for the other population.
a. For independent samples of sizes respectively find the mean and standard deviation of
b. Must the variable under consideration be normally distributed on each of the two population for you to answer part (a) ? Explain your answer.
b. Can you conclude that the variable is normally distributed? Explain your answer.
The intent is to employ the sample data to perform a hypothesis test to compare the means of the two populations from which the data were obtained. In each case, decide which of the procedures should be applied.
Independent:

The primary concern is deciding whether the mean of Population 1 is less than the mean of Population 2.
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