Aspirin tablets have been analyzed using two different methods. You have collected samples from each method and obtained the following results (in mg aspirin/tablet). Method 1: 256 248 245 245 244 248 261 Method 2: 241 268 241 244 262 231 Is there any evidence at 95% confidence level that there is a significant difference in the precision of these two methods? Question 3 options: No because FcalFcritical No because Fcal>Fcritical Yes because Fcal

Aspirin tablets have been analyzed using two different methods. You have collected samples from each method and obtained the following results (in mg aspirin/tablet). Method 1: 256 248 245 245 244 248 261 Method 2: 241 268 241 244 262 231 Is there any evidence at 95% confidence level that there is a significant difference in the precision of these two methods? Question 3 options: No because FcalFcritical No because Fcal>Fcritical Yes because Fcal

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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