In an unpaired two-sample problem an experimenter observes n=14, x= 32.45, sx= 4.30, from population A, and m=14, y = 41.45, sy = 5.23, from population B. Please set up the 99% confidence interval for difference of the population means. ' (-14.04, -3.96) ' (-14.02, -3.94) '(-14.00, -3.92) ' (-13.98, -3.90) (-13.96, -3.92)

In an unpaired two-sample problem an experimenter observes n=14, x= 32.45, sx= 4.30, from population A, and m=14, y = 41.45, sy = 5.23, from population B. Please set up the 99% confidence interval for difference of the population means. ' (-14.04, -3.96) ' (-14.02, -3.94) '(-14.00, -3.92) ' (-13.98, -3.90) (-13.96, -3.92)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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