Test the Variances. Assume both populations are normally distributed HA:0 > o (Claim) si = 5.7, s = 3.1 n1 = 5, n2 = 26 a = 0.01 Two Sample F-Test for Variance F-Test Statistic Degrees of Freedom Degrees of Freedom (Numerator) (Denominator) F = dfp = ng-1 I-Tu = N/p Where si > s Round all values to 3 decimal places a. The Critical Value Fo %3D b. The Test Statistic F =

Test the Variances. Assume both populations are normally distributed HA:0 > o (Claim) si = 5.7, s = 3.1 n1 = 5, n2 = 26 a = 0.01 Two Sample F-Test for Variance F-Test Statistic Degrees of Freedom Degrees of Freedom (Numerator) (Denominator) F = dfp = ng-1 I-Tu = N/p Where si > s Round all values to 3 decimal places a. The Critical Value Fo %3D b. The Test Statistic F =

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