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List three cases for a test comparing two means. Explain carefully how they differ.

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The cases are:
1. Comparison of mean weight of weight-loss program subscribers to analyze effect of the program.
2. Study the effect of new process on product quality.
3. Compare per capita income for two countries.

Differences are

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