Part II [15 points): 1. The following data concerning the birth weight (in grams) of newborns resulted from a study that attempted to determine the effect of maternal smoking on unborn babies. Nonsmokers Smokers n = 1820 X = 3480 grams Sx = 9.2 grams m = 1340 Y = 3260 grams Sy = 10.4 grams Test the hypothesis, at the 5 percent level of significance, that the mean weight of a newborn is the same whether or not the mother is a smoker

Part II [15 points): 1. The following data concerning the birth weight (in grams) of newborns resulted from a study that attempted to determine the effect of maternal smoking on unborn babies. Nonsmokers Smokers n = 1820 X = 3480 grams Sx = 9.2 grams m = 1340 Y = 3260 grams Sy = 10.4 grams Test the hypothesis, at the 5 percent level of significance, that the mean weight of a newborn is the same whether or not the mother is a smoker

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