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Students t test for difference in turnover rates in two stocks. See attached file for full problem description.

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The solution gives the details of independent sample student t test for comparing turnover rates in two stocks. Null hypothesis, alternative hypothesis, critical value and P value are given in the solution with interpretations of the results obtained.

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