Two independent samples were collec ted. For the fi rst sample of 42 items, the mean was 32.3 and the variance 9. The second sample of 57 items had a mean of 34 and a variance of 16.

Two independent samples were collec ted. For the fi rst sample of 42 items, the mean was 32.3 and the variance 9. The second sample of 57 items had a mean of 34 and a variance of 16. (a) Compute the estimated standard error of the difference between the two means. (b) Using α = 0.05, test whether there is suffi cient evidence to show the second population has a larger mean.

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