A study is conducted to assess whether residents in City A spent a different out-of- pocket amount on prescription medications from residents in City B last year. Residents are selected at random. For each resident, the total amount of dollars spent on prescription medications over the last year is recorded. The summary statistics of the sample data are given in the table below (SD means standard deviation). | City A | City B Sample size | 47 | 61 Sample mean | Sample SD 130 | 101 79 | 82 Assume that the population variances of the out-of-pocket amount in Cities A and B are equal. Calculate the standard error of the point estimate of the difference in the mean out-of-pocket amount.

A study is conducted to assess whether residents in City A spent a different out-of- pocket amount on prescription medications from residents in City B last year. Residents are selected at random. For each resident, the total amount of dollars spent on prescription medications over the last year is recorded. The summary statistics of the sample data are given in the table below (SD means standard deviation). | City A | City B Sample size | 47 | 61 Sample mean | Sample SD 130 | 101 79 | 82 Assume that the population variances of the out-of-pocket amount in Cities A and B are equal. Calculate the standard error of the point estimate of the difference in the mean out-of-pocket amount.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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