Two independent experiments are run in which the drying time in hours of two different types of paint are recorded and compared. For paint A, there are na = 340 specimens, with HA = 5 hours, and known oA = 0.85 hours. For paint B, there are ng = 360 specimens, with HB = 3.9 hours, and known oB %3| 0.85 hours. Find the probability P(X.- X R>1) where X. and Xp are the average drving times for the given

Two independent experiments are run in which the drying time in hours of two different types of paint are recorded and compared. For paint A, there are na = 340 specimens, with HA = 5 hours, and known oA = 0.85 hours. For paint B, there are ng = 360 specimens, with HB = 3.9 hours, and known oB %3| 0.85 hours. Find the probability P(X.- X R>1) where X. and Xp are the average drving times for the given

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