Find the confidence interval for an Independent-Samples t-test (Ch.10), given the following info: Sample One: M = 112.0, n = 14, S.S. = 210 Sample Two: M = 115.5, n = 16, S.S. = 160 Level of confidence = 99% Group of answer choices -7.18 < μ1-μ2 < 0.18 -6.87 < μ1-μ2 < 0.69 -6.54 < μ1-μ2 < 1.24 -8.04 < μ1-μ2 < -0.02

Find the confidence interval for an Independent-Samples t-test (Ch.10), given the following info: Sample One: M = 112.0, n = 14, S.S. = 210 Sample Two: M = 115.5, n = 16, S.S. = 160 Level of confidence = 99% Group of answer choices -7.18 < μ1-μ2 < 0.18 -6.87 < μ1-μ2 < 0.69 -6.54 < μ1-μ2 < 1.24 -8.04 < μ1-μ2 < -0.02

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