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Test, at the 5 percent level of significance, the hypothesis that men's and women's mean (a) Cholesterol is equal. (b) Blood pressure is equal. Student Weight Cholesterol Pressure Gender 147 213 127 F 2. 156 174 116 3. 112 193 110 110 F 127 196 144 220 130 140 183 M 119 194 112 F 200 F 102 121 139 161 192 10 146 200 125 11 190 200 125 12 126 199 133 F 13 164 178 130 M 183 136 M

Test, at the 5 percent level of significance, the hypothesis that men's and women's mean (a) Cholesterol is equal. (b) Blood pressure is equal. Student Weight Cholesterol Pressure Gender 147 213 127 F 2. 156 174 116 3. 112 193 110 110 F 127 196 144 220 130 140 183 M 119 194 112 F 200 F 102 121 139 161 192 10 146 200 125 11 190 200 125 12 126 199 133 F 13 164 178 130 M 183 136 M

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Test, at the 5 percent level of significance, the hypothesis that men's and women's mean
(a) Cholesterol is equal.
(b) Blood pressure is equal.
Student
Weight
Cholesterol
Pressure
Gender
147
213
127
F
156
174
116
3.
112
193
110
F
127
196
110
F
144
220
130
F
140
183
90
119
194
112
F
139
200
102
121
F
161
192
10
125
125
146
200
F
11
190
200
12
126
199
133
13
164
178
130
14
176
183
136
15
131
188
112
F
16
107
193
113
F
17
116
187
112
18
157
181
129
137
113
19
186
193
M
20
189
205
196
211
21
147
113
22
112
110
F
202
213
97
103
23
209
24
135
F
25
168
216
95
26
209
206
107
27
102
195
102
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28
166
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