At ? = 0.10, can it be concluded that there is a difference in means of hours spentfor studying between male and female based on point estimate in second attached image?Assume the population variances are unequal HOURSGPATOTAL CGPAIHOURS MALE5153.61TOTAL NO OF MALE STUDENTS1515MEAN MALE3.403.57TOTAL CGPAIHOURS FEMALE8662.92TOTAL NO OF FEMALE STUDENTS1717MEAN FEMALE 5.05883.7012STANDARD DEVIATION MALE 1.63880.2237STANDARD DEVIATION FEMALE3.03050.2079 NOAGESEX: -PROGRAMME - Hours spent studyGPA123MaleBB0543.6721FemaleВво8 ЗА23.9032223FemaleBB0243.284MaleBB0533.2923MaleBB0543.32622FemaleBB0543.89721FemaleВв08 ЗА33.8623MaleBB0543.73923FemaleBB0543.471023MaleBB0523.231121FemaleВво8 ЗА43.801220FemaleBB0423.451324MaleBB08 3A13.201427FemaleВво8 ЗА3.911521MaleBB08 3A33.851622FemaleBB08 3A33.661723FemaleBB0533.751822MaleBB08 3A23.671923MaleBB08 3A3.882021FemaleВВо8 ЗА53.912121FemaleBB08 3A53.292223MaleBB08 3A43.812322MaleВво8 ЗА23.652422MaleВво8 ЗА3.702524FemaleВВ0483.672620FemaleBB04123.772724MaleBB08 3B63.562822FemaleBB08 3B43.712924MaleBB08 3B6.3.563029MaleBB08 3B23.493120FemaleBB04123.773221FemaleBB08 3B43.83

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At ? = 0.10, can it be concluded that there is a difference in means of hours spent for studying between male and female based on point estimate in second attached image? Assume the population variances are unequal

At ? = 0.10, can it be concluded that there is a difference in means of hours spent for studying between male and female based on point estimate in second attached image? Assume the population variances are unequal

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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