A local bank has two branches in a city: one in the business center of the city and another-in aresidential area. The bank's operations manager wants to Improve front-office employee scheduling during the lunch hour (12:00-13:00) period. The manager starts with studying the customer waiting times at the two branches and collects data for two groups of 35 customers at each branch. Customers at the business-center branch waited on average 38 minutes, whle those at the residential branch waited 44 minutes on average. Assume that the population standard deviations are 1.8 (businesscenter branch) and 2.5 tresidential branch. a. Considering the real-de problem, determine the point estimate of the unknown quantity that needs to be estimated (Round to two decimal places) b. Determine the critical value needed to compute a Ba confidence interval (Round to two decimal places)

A local bank has two branches in a city: one in the business center of the city and another-in aresidential area. The bank's operations manager wants to Improve front-office employee scheduling during the lunch hour (12:00-13:00) period. The manager starts with studying the customer waiting times at the two branches and collects data for two groups of 35 customers at each branch. Customers at the business-center branch waited on average 38 minutes, whle those at the residential branch waited 44 minutes on average. Assume that the population standard deviations are 1.8 (businesscenter branch) and 2.5 tresidential branch. a. Considering the real-de problem, determine the point estimate of the unknown quantity that needs to be estimated (Round to two decimal places) b. Determine the critical value needed to compute a Ba confidence interval (Round to two decimal places)

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