The table below represents three different tested areas. These areas were tested for blood infection. The result is for the number of white blood cells per cubic millimeter multiplied by 100. Determine which area had an infection higher than the other using the t-test method? Hint: normal number of white blood cells per cubic millimeter approximately (7000 2000). area A area B area C 78 55 99 45 15 98 33 41 66 81 85 88 76 40 97 94 25 81 22 56 111 47 33 77 44 75 114 34 39 94 85 18 83 99 58 94 24 45 97 64 27 85 68 24 144 55 19 92

The table below represents three different tested areas. These areas were tested for blood infection. The result is for the number of white blood cells per cubic millimeter multiplied by 100. Determine which area had an infection higher than the other using the t-test method? Hint: normal number of white blood cells per cubic millimeter approximately (7000 2000). area A area B area C 78 55 99 45 15 98 33 41 66 81 85 88 76 40 97 94 25 81 22 56 111 47 33 77 44 75 114 34 39 94 85 18 83 99 58 94 24 45 97 64 27 85 68 24 144 55 19 92

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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