Hypothesis Testing of Variance
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For independent samples of customers of Internet providers A and B, the ages
are as listed in file XR11073. Using the 0.05 level of significance in a nondirec-
tional test, examine whether the variation in ages could be the same for customers
of the two providers.
Provider A Provider B
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