Data in the following Table 4 shows the number of words spelled correctly by 10 participants of an international spelling bee competition before and after training. Is there sufficient evidence to conclude that training can increase the number of words spelled correctly by the participants? Use a 0.05 significance level. Before training 204 393 391 265 326 220 423 342 480 464 after training 223 412 402 285 353 243 443 340 582 490

Data in the following Table 4 shows the number of words spelled correctly by 10 participants of an international spelling bee competition before and after training. Is there sufficient evidence to conclude that training can increase the number of words spelled correctly by the participants? Use a 0.05 significance level. Before training 204 393 391 265 326 220 423 342 480 464 after training 223 412 402 285 353 243 443 340 582 490

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