one hundred adults who had their Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes were divided into two groups todetermine if the inhalable version of insulin is able to manage blood sugar levels just as swell asinjected insulin. The first group use the inhaler for 3 months and the second group uses the injectionfor 3 months and then their blood sugar levels were recorded. If we want to test if there is adifference in average blood sugar levels using the two methods.Which inference procedure should we use [Hint: test statistics ]?O A. t-test about the difference between two means for independent samples.C B. None of theseC C. Confidence interval about the population mean of the secondgroupC D. Confidence interval about the population mean of the first groupC E. t-test about the mean difference for paired samples.Next paMacBook Air

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ed adults who had their Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes were divided into two groups to if the inhalable version of insulin is able to manage blood sugar levels just as swell as sulin. The first group use the inhaler for 3 months and the second group uses the injecti chs and then their blood sugar levels were recorded. If we want to test if there is a in average blood sugar levels using the two methods. erence procedure should we use [Hint: test statistics ]? t about the difference between two means for independent samples.

ed adults who had their Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes were divided into two groups to if the inhalable version of insulin is able to manage blood sugar levels just as swell as sulin. The first group use the inhaler for 3 months and the second group uses the injecti chs and then their blood sugar levels were recorded. If we want to test if there is a in average blood sugar levels using the two methods. erence procedure should we use [Hint: test statistics ]? t about the difference between two means for independent samples.

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