1)Test hypothesis? 2)Do we accept or Reject? H0: U1-U2=0 H1: U1-U2>0 X1: 501051 S1: 4000.64 X2:...

1)Test hypothesis?

2)Do we accept or Reject?

H0: U1-U2=0 H1: U1-U2>0

X1: 501051 S1: 4000.64

X2: 52299.17 S2: 4000.01

N1: 2495 N2:2498

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1)Test hypothesis? 2)Do we accept or Reject? H0: U1-U2=0 H1: U1-U2>0 X1: 501051 S1: 4000.64 X2:...

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