Independent random samples, each of size n = 395, selected from two populations produced the sample eans and standard deviations shown below: ample 1: = 5,287, and s1 149 Sample 2: = 5, 252, and s2 = 203 order to compare the means of the two populations, test Ho : (41 - 2) = 0 against a: (12)#0, using a = 0.05. ) The value of the test statistic 2 (rounded to two decimal places) is ) -1.81 (ii) 0.58 (iii) 1.43 (iv) 2.76 ) The p-value (rounded to four decimal places) is ) 0.9971 (ii) 0.0029 (iii) 0.0058 (iv) 0.0702 ou should find one of the following useful for part b: (2 > 1.43) = 0.0764 P(z < -1.81) = 0.0351 P(z > 0.58) = 0.2810 P(z > 2.76) = 0.0029 ) The proper conclusion of the hypothesis test is

Independent random samples, each of size n = 395, selected from two populations produced the sample eans and standard deviations shown below: ample 1: = 5,287, and s1 149 Sample 2: = 5, 252, and s2 = 203 order to compare the means of the two populations, test Ho : (41 - 2) = 0 against a: (12)#0, using a = 0.05. ) The value of the test statistic 2 (rounded to two decimal places) is ) -1.81 (ii) 0.58 (iii) 1.43 (iv) 2.76 ) The p-value (rounded to four decimal places) is ) 0.9971 (ii) 0.0029 (iii) 0.0058 (iv) 0.0702 ou should find one of the following useful for part b: (2 > 1.43) = 0.0764 P(z < -1.81) = 0.0351 P(z > 0.58) = 0.2810 P(z > 2.76) = 0.0029 ) The proper conclusion of the hypothesis test is

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