4.16. Two machines are used for filling glass bottles witha soft-drink beverage. The filling processes haveknown standard deviations o = 0.010 liter and00ganibas 02 = 0.005 liter, respectively. A random sample ofL n =%3D%3D25 bottles from machine 1 and n, = 15 bottles%3Dinome from machine 2 results in average net contents of10.0 X1 = 2.03 liters and x = 2.07 liters.ieno (a) Test the hypothesis that both machines fill to theo nelo Same net contents, using a = 0.05. What aredgno bl your conclusions?bong%3D(b) Find the P-value for this test. umogv (C) Construct a 95% confidence interval on the dif-ference in mean fill volume.

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a) we wants to check that two machines fills to the same net contents . hence the null and…

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