A team of researchers
aims to understand whether a sleep treatment drug has an effect on
the number of hours of REM sleep. Five subjects were randomly
selected and their time in REM sleep (in minutes) was measured
before treatment and after treatment. The before treatment
measurements are: (30, 45, 90, 60, 100). The after-treatment
measurements for the same five patients are: (35, 30, 80, 70,
110).
Based on the 99%
confidence interval, can we conclude there is significant evidence
at the α=0.01 significance level that there is a
difference in the after treatment and before treatment REM sleep
time?
Group of answer choices
Yes, since 0 is in the interval.
Yes, since 0 is not in the interval.
No, since 0 is in the interval.
No, since 0 is not in the interval.
No, since we do not have the relevant information (such as
p-value)
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