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1. For H0 and H1, H0: mean of sale of store A = mean of sale of store B H1: mean of sale of store A is not same as mean of sale of store B Compute p-value if the test statistics = -0.33 and sample of size of store A = 40, sample size of store B = 45, and assume that population variances are equal. Provide an answer with 2 decimal points.

Name: 1 for h0 and h1 h0 mean of sale of store a mean of sale of store b h1 mean of sale of store a is not same as mean of sale of store b compute p value if the test statistics 033 and sample of 23437
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Description: 1 for h0 and h1 h0 mean of sale of store a mean of sale of store b h1 mean of sale of store a is not same as mean of sale of store b compute p value if the test statistics 033 and sample of 23437

          1. For H0 and H1,
H0: mean of sale of store A = mean of sale of store B
H1: mean of sale of store A is not same as mean of sale of store B
Compute p-value if the test statistics = -0.33 and sample of size of store A = 40,
sample size of store B = 45, and assume that population variances are equal.
Provide an answer with 2 decimal points.

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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02/17/2023

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Step 1: Compute degrees of freedom for the pooled two-sample t-test: df = n1 + n2 − 2 = 40 + 45 − 2 = 83. Show more…

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1. For H0 and H1, H0: mean of sale of store A = mean of sale of store B H1: mean of sale of store A is not same as mean of sale of store B Compute p-value if the test statistics = -0.33 and sample of size of store A = 40, sample size of store B = 45, and assume that population variances are equal. Provide an answer with 2 decimal points.