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To compare the effect of weather on sales of soft drinks, a distributor surveyed people in...

  1. To compare the effect of weather on sales of soft drinks, a distributor surveyed people in two regions of the country. The following are the results:

Sample size: Region A(1000) Region B(1500). Number who purchased: Region A(100) Region B(200) At the 0.05 significance level, is there a difference in sales between the two regions?

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