5. Determine whether to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis in the following situations:a. t(40)=2.49,α=0.01, one-tailed test to the rightb. X1= 64, X2=54, n1=14, n2=12, sX1-X2=9.75, a=0.05, two tailed testc. 95% Confidence Interval: (0.50,2.10) 4. Calculate he standard error from the following descriptive statisticsa. S1 = 24, s2 =21, n¡ = 36, n2 = 49b. S = 15.40, s2 = 14.80, n¡ = 20, n2 = 23c. S1 = 12, s2 =10, n, = 25, n2= 255. Determine whether to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis in thefollowing situations:a. 1(40) = 2.49, a = 0.01, one-tailed test to the rightb. X, = 64, X, = 54, nj = 14, n2 = 12, sy x = 9.75, a = 0.05, two-tailedtestc. 95% Confidence Interval: (0.50. 2.10)6. A professor is interest in whether or not the type of software program usedin a statistics lab affects how well students learn the material. The professorteaches the same lecture material to two classes but has one class use apoint-and-click software program in lab and has the other class use a basicprogramming language. The professor tests for a difference between the twoclasses on their final exam scores.5424searchhp

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Determine whether to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis in the following situations: a. t(40)=2.49,α=0.01 , one-tailed test to the right b. X1= 64, X2=54, n1=14, n2=12, sX1-X2=9.75, a=0.05, two tailed test c. 95% Confidence Interval: (0.50,2.10)

Determine whether to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis in the following situations: a. t(40)=2.49,α=0.01 , one-tailed test to the right b. X1= 64, X2=54, n1=14, n2=12, sX1-X2=9.75, a=0.05, two tailed test c. 95% Confidence Interval: (0.50,2.10)

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