2. Two machines are used to fill 25 kg bags of dog food. Sample information forthese two machines is given below: Machine 1 Machine 2 Sample size Sample mean (in kgs) Sample variance 81 64 25.5 24 What can you conclude about the two machines from this data at 5% level of significance?

2. Two machines are used to fill 25 kg bags of dog food. Sample information forthese two machines is given below: Machine 1 Machine 2 Sample size Sample mean (in kgs) Sample variance 81 64 25.5 24 What can you conclude about the two machines from this data at 5% level of significance?

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