QUESTION 26A researcher wants to see how men andwomen differ in their reaction to a headachemedicine with respect to drowsiness. Intesting the hypotheses "P,-r,-0.10 VS.4,P,-P; QUESTION 22Randomsamplesfromtwonormalpopulations produced the following statistics:si=32, n = 10, n2=15and -2, Is there enough evidenceat the 5% significance level to infer that thevariance of Population 1 is larger than thevariance of Population 2?The null and alternative hypotheses is:H-and HB.Ho:-=1 and H:C.H=1 and H:D.Ho:=0 and H:-

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26. From the given information, H0:P1-P2=0.10H1:P1-P2<0.10 n1=400x1=208n2=250x2=115P^1=x1n1…

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