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To assess a cola video ad, a random sample of 38 individuals from a target audience...

To assess a cola video ad, a random sample of 38 individuals from a target audience was selected to participate in a copy test. Participants viewed two ads, one of which was the ad being tested. Participants then answered a series of questions about how much they liked the ads. An adindex measure was created and stored in Adindex; the higher the adindex value, the more likeable the ad. Compute descriptive statistics and perform an appropriate test to determine if there is a difference between the two ads. State your hypotheses, your findings and conclusions in a report. (Use the 0.05 level of significance.)

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Cola A Adindex

Cola B Adindex

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24

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18

18

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24

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27

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18

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30

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