a. Choose the answer : 1) Alternative Hypothesis: The population variation of the shear strength for soil type l is > that of soil type II. 2) Alternative Hypothesis: The population variation of the shear strength for soil type l is < that of soil type II. 3) Alternative Hypothesis: The sample variation of the shear strength for soil type l is not equal to that of soil type II. 4) Alternative Hypothesis: The population variation of the shear strength for soil type l is not equal to that of soil type II. b. What is the first critical value for this test? c. What is the second critical value for this test? d. What is the first test statistic for this test? e. What is the second test statistic for this test?

a. Choose the answer : 1) Alternative Hypothesis: The population variation of the shear strength for soil type l is > that of soil type II. 2) Alternative Hypothesis: The population variation of the shear strength for soil type l is < that of soil type II. 3) Alternative Hypothesis: The sample variation of the shear strength for soil type l is not equal to that of soil type II. 4) Alternative Hypothesis: The population variation of the shear strength for soil type l is not equal to that of soil type II. b. What is the first critical value for this test? c. What is the second critical value for this test? d. What is the first test statistic for this test? e. What is the second test statistic for this test?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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