Given the sample size for two independent sample, test statistics and significant level, choose the correct decision; n1=12, n2=5, t= 3.35 and significant level is 0.02. A Fail to Reject Null Hypothesis B Reject Null Hypothesis C) keep the null hypothesis D ) Unable to determine

Given the sample size for two independent sample, test statistics and significant level, choose the correct decision; n1=12, n2=5, t= 3.35 and significant level is 0.02. A Fail to Reject Null Hypothesis B Reject Null Hypothesis C) keep the null hypothesis D ) Unable to determine

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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