Which of the following is NOT true when dealing with independent samples? Question content area bottomPart 1Choose the correct answer below. A.The confidence interval estimate ofµ1−µ2isx1−x2−E<µ1−µ2<x1−x2+E. B.The variance of the differences between two independent random variables equals the variance of the first random variable minus the variance of the second random variable. C.The null hypothesisµ1=µ2orµ1−µ2=0can be tested using the P-value method, the traditional method, or by determining if the confidence interval limits forµ1−µ2contain 0. D.When making an inference about the two means, the P-value and traditional methods of hypothesis testing result in the same conclusion as the confidence interval method.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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Part 1

Choose the correct answer below.

The confidence interval estimate of

µ1−µ2

x1−x2−E<µ1−µ2<x1−x2+E.

The variance of the differences between two independent random variables equals the variance of the first random variable minus the variance of the second random variable.

The null hypothesis

µ1=µ2

µ1−µ2=0

can be tested using the P-value method, the traditional method, or by determining if the confidence interval limits for

µ1−µ2

contain 0.

When making an inference about the two means, the P-value and traditional methods of hypothesis testing result in the same conclusion as the confidence interval method.

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