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You are given two random samples with the following information: In SPSS use Levene's Test   ...

You are given two random samples with the following information: In SPSS use Levene's Test   

Item                       Sample   1             Sample 2

1                            19.6                       21.3

2                            22.1                       17.4

3                            19.5                       19.0

4                            20.0                       21.2

5                            21.5                       20.1

6                            20.2                       23.5

7                            17.9                       18.9

8                            23.0                       22.4

9                            12.5                       14.3

10                          19.0                       17.8

Based on these samples, test at a = 0.10 whether the true difference in population variances is equal to zero.

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sample 1 :

sample 2 :

CONCLUSION : true difference in population variances is not equal to zero.

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