Solve using R. You will need library(resampledata) and the dataset FlightDelays. Conduct a hypothesis test to...

Solve using R.
You will need library(resampledata) and the dataset FlightDelays. Conduct a hypothesis test to see whether there is a difference in the variances of flight delay length between the two airlines.
1) Set a hypothesis for this test using appropriate notation
2) Using R, find the value of the observed test statistic
3) Using R, compute the P-value of the observed test statistic using a permutation distribution with N=10^5-1 resamples.

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