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AP Grading Every year Educational Testing Services (ETS) selects graders for the
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams. Recently the AP Statistics exam has been graded in
Lincoln, Nebraska. One objective of ETS is to have consistent grading by inviting graders
from all over the nation. However travel expenses are an issue. The accountants at ETS
wonder if the flight costs from cities west of Lincoln are the same as flight costs from cities
east of Lincoln. A random sample of the expense vouchers from last year was reviewed for
the cost of airline tickets. The data are shown in the table below. Indicate what inference
procedure you would use to see if there is a significant difference in the costs of airline
flights to Lincoln from the west and from the east, then decide if it is okay to actually
perform that inference procedure.
(Check the appropriate assumptions and conditions and indicate whether you could or
could not proceed. You do not have to do the actual test.)
Oil Supplies
The total quantity of crude oil available from natural resources, production, or reserves at any given time.
Foreign Governments
The governing bodies of nations other than one's own, often interacting through diplomacy, trade agreements, and international law.
Competing Interests
Situations where different parties have conflicting goals or desires, often leading to a dispute or competition.
Economic Intervene
Actions taken by a government or organization to affect or influence economic outcomes.
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