Samples are collected from two independent populations to conduct a hypothesis test for the difference of the means μ1 2. If the sample size ne from population 2 is 7 times larger than the sample size n₁ from population 1, and the degrees of freedom for the test statistic is 150, then what are the sample sizes? n1 = n₂ =| -

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