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You personally conduct a study to see if there is a difference between cat ladies in...

  1. You personally conduct a study to see if there is a difference between cat ladies in Laramie and cat ladies in Denver. You sample each city and summarized the data (seen below).

  1. Conduct a hypothesis test to determine if the cat ladies from Laramie and Denver are statistically significant different.

Laramie

Denver

Sample Mean

15.3 cats

21.6 cats

Sample SD

4.1 cats

6.4 cats

N:

14

45

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Expert Solution

As null hypothesis is rejected at 5% los, we conclude that the claim is true that the cat ladies from Laramie and Denver are statistically significant different.

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