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The waiting times for customers to receive their food were recorded from two different fast-food branches (A & B). A B 20 21 22 26 19 17 23 18 16 21 15 19 24 17 21 19 20 22 18 22 The owner of these two branches wants to compare the waiting time between them. a) Write the research question.

The waiting times for customers to receive their food were recorded from two different fast-food branches (A & B). A B 20 21 22 26 19 17 23 18 16 21 15 19 24 17 21 19 20 22 18 22 The owner of these two branches wants to compare the waiting time between them. a) Write the research question.

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