Solve A and B! You need to always show that conditions are met for any test or confidence interval and these questions are from a population that we do not know the population parameters, z tests cannot be performed.Do not use z tests on this question!!! 1. Some people believe that math ability and musical ability have a relationship -that is, people with musical ability also seem to do well in math. A group ofresearchers decides to test this theory. The researchers randomly select 100musically gifted individuals and also 150 individuals with no musical talent.Each individual is given a test for math ability. The results are shown below:Musically Gifted Not Musically Giftedx = 90.6x = 88.4S = 1.8S = 2.6n = 100n = 150A. Run an appropriate test to see if the mean math-ability score for those whoare musically gifted is significantly higher than that of those who are notmusically gifted. Use a 1% level of significance.Let u₁ = mean math-ability score for those who are musically giftedLet u = mean math-ability score for those who are not musically gifted B. Find and interpret a 90% confidence interval for u-u. Provide aconclusion pertaining to hypothesis.

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Solve A and B! You need to always show that conditions are met for any test or confidence interval and these questions are from a population that we do not know the population parameters, z tests cannot be performed. Do not use z tests on this question!!!

Solve A and B! You need to always show that conditions are met for any test or confidence interval and these questions are from a population that we do not know the population parameters, z tests cannot be performed. Do not use z tests on this question!!!

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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