A new method for glucose determination in serum (Method A) is to be compared to the established method (Method B). The table below shows the measured glucose concentration by each method for each patient. Is there a difference in the two methods at the 95% confidence interval? Patient1 Patient2 MethodA(mg/L) 1044 MethodB(mg/L) 1028 720 711 Patient3 Patient4 845 820 800 795 Patient5 957 935

A new method for glucose determination in serum (Method A) is to be compared to the established method (Method B). The table below shows the measured glucose concentration by each method for each patient. Is there a difference in the two methods at the 95% confidence interval? Patient1 Patient2 MethodA(mg/L) 1044 MethodB(mg/L) 1028 720 711 Patient3 Patient4 845 820 800 795 Patient5 957 935

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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