Sample after calibration: mean is 95.8 , SD is 4.9 and sample size is 10 Sample before calibration: mean is 89.352 , SD is 4.2 and sample size is 62 We do not know population standard deviations. What is the p-value?
A scale is known to be "low-calibrated" in that it measures an aluminum bar to be 4 grams lower than the actual weight. If ????μold is the
Consider the test
?0:????−????=4H0:μnew−μold=4 vs. ?0:????−????≠4H0:μnew−μold≠4
Sample after calibration: mean is 95.8 , SD is 4.9 and
Sample before calibration: mean is 89.352 , SD is 4.2 and sample size is 62
We do not know population standard deviations.
What is the p-value? (Hint: best to use software, or else the Desmos Calculator for the 2 sample T and Z test)

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