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A marketing firm asked a random set of married women and married men how much they were willing to spend for jewellery as a present for their spouse.Can the firm conclude, at A marketing firm asked a random set of married women and married men how much they were willing to spend for jewellery as a present for their spouse.Can the firm conclude, at   , that Each of the two groups has a different willingness to spend? (Use the unequal variances formula.)    A) No, because the test value 0.32 is inside the interval (-2.31, 2.31)  B) Yes, because the test value 2.81 is outside the interval (-2.36, 2.36)  C) Yes, because the test value 16.00 is inside the interval (-2.31, 2.31)  D) No, because the test value 16.00 is outside the interval (-2.36, 2.36) , that
Each of the two groups has a different willingness to spend? (Use the unequal variances formula.)
A marketing firm asked a random set of married women and married men how much they were willing to spend for jewellery as a present for their spouse.Can the firm conclude, at   , that Each of the two groups has a different willingness to spend? (Use the unequal variances formula.)    A) No, because the test value 0.32 is inside the interval (-2.31, 2.31)  B) Yes, because the test value 2.81 is outside the interval (-2.36, 2.36)  C) Yes, because the test value 16.00 is inside the interval (-2.31, 2.31)  D) No, because the test value 16.00 is outside the interval (-2.36, 2.36)


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