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Var1 Var2 Confidence Level 95% 113 141 125 137 RESULTS 134 126 Group 1 Group 2...

Var1 Var2 Confidence Level 95%
113 141
125 137 RESULTS
134 126 Group 1 Group 2
120 121 n
132 116 Mean
120 154 Std Dev
121 160 SE
119 155 t
Sp
Margin of Error
Point Estimate
Lower Limit
Upper Limit

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Using Excel, (Data -> Data Analysis -> t test - Two sample Assuming equal variances),we get the following output -


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