2. Use the first 30 data values in Table 1. Test, at the 5 percent level of significance, the hypothesis thatmen's and women's mean(a) Cholesterol(b) Blood pressureare equal,Table 1Student Weight Cholesterol Pressure GenderStudent Weight Cholesterol Pressure Gender147213127301291941841142156174116M31111104112193110321561911184127196110F33155221107F144220130341042121116.1401839935217221156M11919411236132103204117139200102F37204121916119212138171191105M101462001253913518311011190200125M40249227137M1212619913341185188119M1316417813042194200109M1417618313643165197123M15131188112F441212081001610719311345124218102171161871124611319411918157181129M47110212119F19186193137481362079920189205196113M492212191492114711350151201109F22112211110F51182208130M2320920297M52151192107M24135213103F53182192136M2516821696M64149191124M26209206107M55162196132M271021951025616819392M2816619111157185185123M

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2. Use the first 30 data values in Table 1. Test, at the 5 percent level of significance, the hypothesis that men's and women's mean (a) Cholesterol (b) Blood pressure are equal. Table 1 Student Weight Cholesterol Pressure Gender Student Weight Cholesterol Pressure Gender 147 213 174 127 116 30 31 129 194 114 M 156 M 184 104 3 112 127 193 110 110 32 156 156 191 118 M 4 196 220 F 33 221 107 F 144 130 34 104 212 111 140 183 90 M 35 217 221 156 M 119 194 112 102 36 132 100 204 204 117 130 200 37 121 161 192 121 M 38 171 191 106 M 10 146 200 126 39 135 249 183 227 110 137 11 190 200 125 M 40 M 12 126 199 133 41 185 188 119 M 13 164 176 178 130 M 42 194 200 100 M 14 183 136 43 165 197 123 M 15 131 188 112 113 112 129 44 121 208 100 16 107 193 45 124 218 102 17 116 187 46 194 119 18 157 186 181 M 47 110 212 207 219 201 208 119 F 19 193 137 48 136 00 20 189 205 113 49 221 149 M 21 147 196 113 M 50 151 100 22 112 211 110 51 182 130 M 23 200 202 97 M 52 151 192 107 M 24 136 213 103 F 53 182 192 191 196 136 M 25 168 216 96 149 162 64 124 132 M 26 200 102 166 206 195 107 M 55 27 102 56 168 193 92 M 28 191 111 57 185 185 123

2. Use the first 30 data values in Table 1. Test, at the 5 percent level of significance, the hypothesis that men's and women's mean (a) Cholesterol (b) Blood pressure are equal. Table 1 Student Weight Cholesterol Pressure Gender Student Weight Cholesterol Pressure Gender 147 213 174 127 116 30 31 129 194 114 M 156 M 184 104 3 112 127 193 110 110 32 156 156 191 118 M 4 196 220 F 33 221 107 F 144 130 34 104 212 111 140 183 90 M 35 217 221 156 M 119 194 112 102 36 132 100 204 204 117 130 200 37 121 161 192 121 M 38 171 191 106 M 10 146 200 126 39 135 249 183 227 110 137 11 190 200 125 M 40 M 12 126 199 133 41 185 188 119 M 13 164 176 178 130 M 42 194 200 100 M 14 183 136 43 165 197 123 M 15 131 188 112 113 112 129 44 121 208 100 16 107 193 45 124 218 102 17 116 187 46 194 119 18 157 186 181 M 47 110 212 207 219 201 208 119 F 19 193 137 48 136 00 20 189 205 113 49 221 149 M 21 147 196 113 M 50 151 100 22 112 211 110 51 182 130 M 23 200 202 97 M 52 151 192 107 M 24 136 213 103 F 53 182 192 191 196 136 M 25 168 216 96 149 162 64 124 132 M 26 200 102 166 206 195 107 M 55 27 102 56 168 193 92 M 28 191 111 57 185 185 123

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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