Q. 43. For an arithmetical reason test there were 100 boysand 150 giris, the data is given below.SexMean1230 531 0Вoys100Girls15010Assuming that the sambles are random, would further testinggive the same result or would it give a different result.

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Q. 43. For an arithmetical reason and 150 giris, the data is given below. test there were 100 boys Sex Mean 30 5 Вoys Girls 100 12 150 31'0 10 Assuming that the sambles are random, would further testing give the same result or would it give a different result.