A truck farmer decides to test a new non-polluting insecticide which also, according to theinventor, definitely reduces the loss attributable to a common pest. The farmer treats 31acres with the new spray and 41 with the standard spray. For the new insecticide, themean yield is 980 pounds with a standard deviation of 60. For the standard spray there is amean yield of 1040 pounds with a standard deviation of 50 pounds. At level of significance0.05 do the results show that the new spray is worse than the old? State hypotheses, Pvalue, and conclusion.

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A truck farmer decides to test a new non-poluting insecticide which also, acconding to the inventor, defritely reduces the loss attributable to a common pest. The farmer treats 31 res with the new spray and 41 with the standard spray For the mean yield is 980pounds with a standard deviation of 60. For the standard spray mean yield of 1040 pounds with a standard deviation of 50 pounds At level of significance 0os do the rests show that the new spray is worse than the old State hypotheses P value and conclusion insecticide, the

A truck farmer decides to test a new non-poluting insecticide which also, acconding to the inventor, defritely reduces the loss attributable to a common pest. The farmer treats 31 res with the new spray and 41 with the standard spray For the mean yield is 980pounds with a standard deviation of 60. For the standard spray mean yield of 1040 pounds with a standard deviation of 50 pounds At level of significance 0os do the rests show that the new spray is worse than the old State hypotheses P value and conclusion insecticide, the

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