5Since the value ?1 − ?2 = 0 ---Select--- is or is not in the confidence interval, it is ---Select--- plausible or unlikely that ?1 − ?2 = 0. You ---Select--- cannot or can conclude that there is a difference in the two population means. For the given confidence interval, can you conclude that there is a difference between u, and p,? Explain.143.4 < µ, - Ll, < 144.6Since the value u, - µ, = 0 ---Select-- v in the confidence interval, it is --Select- v that u, - u, = 0. You --Select--- v conclude that there is a difference in the two population means.Need Help?Read It

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