The following data are from 10 individuals that were treated with 2 different drugs that are...

The following data are from 10 individuals that were treated with 2 different drugs that are said to reduce acid in the stomach. Below are the pH’s of the stomach contents after giving the drugs to each patient. Tell me if one of the drugs are more effective than the other. Remember that a low pH is more acidic.

Pepcid	Prilosec
2.3	3.1
2.4	2.7
2.7	3.1
3.0	3.2
3.1	2.1

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