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in a survey , consider two large samples of 1550 and 1750. which have mean 64.5 cm and 72 cm respectively . can the samples be drawn from the same population of sd 2.8cm statistics

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in a survey , consider two large samples of 1550 and 1750. which have mean 64.5 cm and 72 cm respectively . can the samples be drawn from the same population of sd 2.8cm statistics

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in a survey , consider two large samples of 1550 and 1750. which have mean 64.5 cm and 72 cm respectively . can the samples be drawn from the same population of sd 2.8cm statistics​

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in a survey , consider two large samples of 1550 and 1750. which have mean 64.5 cm and 72 cm respectively . can the samples be drawn from the same population of sd 2.8cm statistics