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For two independent normal populations we have the following information :
Sample means \overline{X} =10 \overline{Y} =12
Sample variances S_{1}^{2}=46 S_{2}^{2} =50
Sample sizes n_{1}=15 n_{2}=15
To test H_{0}: \mu_{1}= \mu_{2} against H_{1}: \mu_{1}\neq \mu_{2}, calculate the 95% confidence interval for \mu_{1}- \mu_{2}. Also give the conclusion. (Use \alpha= 5%).

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Answered by badgirl86
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