43 students who struggle in math classes at a large university were selected toparticipate in a study. The university is hoping that an intervention program will helpthese students. To determine if the intervention improves assessment scores, 22students were randomly assigned to an intervention to address their struggles whilethe rest received no intervention. Boxplots of the sample data appear below:707580Assessment ScoresLet li =the true mean score for all students like these receiving the interventionand u2 = the true mean score for all students like these not receiving theintervention.Which of the following is correct for conducting a significance test of l1 – µ2?1. Ho: µ1 – µ2 < 0II. Ha: H1 – µ2> 0II. Both the Random and Normal/Large Counts conditions are met.OI and IIIO1, II, and IIIO I onlyO Il and IINo InterventionIntervention

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Let µi =the true mean score for all students like these receiving the intervention and u2 = the true mean score for all students like these not receiving the intervention. Which of the following is correct for conducting a significance test of li – µ2? 1. Ho: µ1 – 12 < 0 II. Ha: µ1 – µ2 > 0 III. Both the Random and Normal/Large Counts conditions are met. Ol and III O1, II, and II I only Il and III

Let µi =the true mean score for all students like these receiving the intervention and u2 = the true mean score for all students like these not receiving the intervention. Which of the following is correct for conducting a significance test of li – µ2? 1. Ho: µ1 – 12 < 0 II. Ha: µ1 – µ2 > 0 III. Both the Random and Normal/Large Counts conditions are met. Ol and III O1, II, and II I only Il and III

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