4. A study was conducted to help understand the effect of smoking on sleep patterns. The time in minutes (see table below) that ittakes to fall asleep is given below.Compare the 2 groups in terms of their mean time to sleep. Copy in your paper and complete the summary table below and discussthe statistical results. Also, based on the mean difference, state your recommendation.Student Smoking habitTime to fall asleep (minutes)Time to fall asleep (min)Smokinghabitnonsmoker162 nonsmoker15MeanStd deviationMode3nonsmoker19(most frequent)NonsmokersSmokersOverall4nonsmoker20nonsmoker206.nonsmoker217nonsmoker208.nonsmoker209.nonsmoker2010 nonsmoker21Recommendation:11nonsmoker1912 nonsmoker1713 nonsmoker2214 nonsmoker15 smoker16 smoker17 smoker18 smoker19 smoker20 smoker1615192326242521smoker1622 smoker2323 smoker2124 smoker2225 smoker242626 smoker

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A study was conducted to help understand the effect of smoking on sleep patterns. The time in minutes (see table below) that it takes to fall asleep is given below. Compare the 2 groups in terms of their mean time to sleep. Copy in your paper and complete the summary table below and discuss the statistical results. Also, based on the mean difference, state your recommendation. Student Smoking habit I nonsmoker Time to fall asleep (minutes) Smoking habit Time to fall asleep (min) Std deviation 16 2 nonsmoker 15 Mean Mode 3 nonsmoker 19 (most frequent) 4 nonsmoker 5 nonsmoker 6 nonsmoker 7 nonsmoker Nonsmokers Smokers Overall 20 20 21 20 8 nonsmoker 9 nonsmoker 10 nonsmoker 11 nonsmoker 12 nonsmoker 20 20 21 19 Recommendation: 17 13 nonsmoker 22 14 nonsmoker 15 smoker 16 smoker 17 smoker 18 smoker 19 smoker 20 smoker 21 smoker 22 smoker 23 smoker 16 15 19 23 26 24 25 16 23 21 24 smoker 22 25 smoker 24 26 smoker 26

A study was conducted to help understand the effect of smoking on sleep patterns. The time in minutes (see table below) that it takes to fall asleep is given below. Compare the 2 groups in terms of their mean time to sleep. Copy in your paper and complete the summary table below and discuss the statistical results. Also, based on the mean difference, state your recommendation. Student Smoking habit I nonsmoker Time to fall asleep (minutes) Smoking habit Time to fall asleep (min) Std deviation 16 2 nonsmoker 15 Mean Mode 3 nonsmoker 19 (most frequent) 4 nonsmoker 5 nonsmoker 6 nonsmoker 7 nonsmoker Nonsmokers Smokers Overall 20 20 21 20 8 nonsmoker 9 nonsmoker 10 nonsmoker 11 nonsmoker 12 nonsmoker 20 20 21 19 Recommendation: 17 13 nonsmoker 22 14 nonsmoker 15 smoker 16 smoker 17 smoker 18 smoker 19 smoker 20 smoker 21 smoker 22 smoker 23 smoker 16 15 19 23 26 24 25 16 23 21 24 smoker 22 25 smoker 24 26 smoker 26

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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