) Based Problem #2, What is the type of test for this problem? * A one-tailed test B left tailed test C two-tailed test D none of these9) Based on Problem #2, what is the degree of freedom? * A 28 B 12 C 26 D none of these10) Based on Problem #2, what is the Test Statistics? * A F ratio test B t - test C Chi-square test D none of these 2. A computer programmer is considering two different computerized accountingsystems. Two groups of accountants have been randomly selected to rate theextensiveness of the systems. For Program A, the mean rating was 87.2, thesample standard deviation was 8.7 and the sample size was 14. For Program B,the mean rating was 90.0 with standard deviation of 9.1 and sample size of 14.Does it appear that the two programs could be equally extensive?

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Based Problem #2, What is the type of test for this problem? * A one-tailed test B left tailed test C two-tailed test D none of these 9) Based on Problem #2, what is the degree of freedom? * A 28 B 12 C 26 D none of these 10) Based on Problem #2, what is the Test Statistics? * A F ratio test B t - test C Chi-square test D none of these

Based Problem #2, What is the type of test for this problem? * A one-tailed test B left tailed test C two-tailed test D none of these 9) Based on Problem #2, what is the degree of freedom? * A 28 B 12 C 26 D none of these 10) Based on Problem #2, what is the Test Statistics? * A F ratio test B t - test C Chi-square test D none of these

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