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Data was collected from CEOs of companies within both the low-tech industry and the consumer products industry. The following printout compares the mean return-to-pay ratios between CEOs in the low tech industry with CEOs in the consumer products industry. HYPOTHESIS: MEAN X = MEAN Y SAMPLES SELECTED FROM RETURN
industry 1 (low tech) (\quad ( NUMBER =15= 15 )
industry 33 \quad (consumer products) \quad (NUMBER =15) = 15 )
X= industry1 Y= industry 3\begin{array} { l } X = \text { industry1 } \\Y = \text { industry } 3\end{array}
SAMPLE MEAN OF X =157.286 SAMPLE VARIANCE OF X=1563.45SAMPLE SIZE OF X=14SAMPLE MEAN OF Y=217.583SAMPLE VARIANCE OF Y=1601.54SAMPLE SIZE OF Y=12 MEAN X - MEAN Y =60.2976t=4.23468 P-VALUE =0.000290753 P-VALUE /2=0.000145377 SD.  ERROR =14.239\begin{array}{l}\text {SAMPLE MEAN OF X \( =157.286 \) }\\\text {SAMPLE VARIANCE OF \( X=1563.45 \) }\\\text {SAMPLE SIZE OF \( X=14 \) }\\\text {SAMPLE MEAN OF \( Y=217.583 \) }\\\text {SAMPLE VARIANCE OF \( Y=1601.54 \) }\\\text {SAMPLE SIZE OF \( Y=12 \) }\\\\\text { MEAN X - MEAN Y }=-60.2976 \\t=-4.23468 \\\text { P-VALUE }=0.000290753 \\\text { P-VALUE } / 2=0.000145377 \\\text { SD. } \text { ERROR }=14.239 \\\end{array} If we conclude that the mean return-to-pay ratios of the consumer products and low tech CEOs are equal when, in fact, a difference really does exist between the means, we would be making a __________.

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