By using t-test configure if there is asignificant differences between a randomperson blood glucose tests after 30 minutesand after 120 minutes of eating meal?30120SampleFastingMinutesMinutesafter meal after meal1559654759812637210880499119961001147683929377713180886125669.80100151108517810011991481221276156991391999214100128871510814788161151238917117112971899114931910111181208813678

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