Hypothesis Testing: Difference Between Two Means
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Perform a hypothesis test for the difference of two means.
Remember to show all steps and to explain, give an interpretation of the results.
This is the hypothesis I am using;
The claim that cars with mpg>29 have a lower mean weight than cars with mpg<=29.
The claim that cars with mpg>29 have a lower mean length than cars with mpg<=29.
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Hypothesis test
Perform a hypothesis test for the difference of two means.
Remember to show all steps and to explain and give an interpretation of the results.
This is the hypothesis I am using;
The claim that cars with mpg>29 have a lower mean weight than cars with mpg<=29
The claim that cars with mpg>29 have a lower mean length than cars with mpg<=29.
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H0: There is no significant difference in ...
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