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A physical therapist is interested in whether people with different bone structures will be affected differently by her new therapy program.She randomly chooses two groups of patients based on bone type: small-boned frame (XS) and large-boned frame (XL) .Patients all had similar injuries.She measures the number of days each person takes to progress to a predetermined point.Here is the data: A physical therapist is interested in whether people with different bone structures will be affected differently by her new therapy program.She randomly chooses two groups of patients based on bone type: small-boned frame (X<sub>S</sub>) and large-boned frame (X<sub>L</sub>) .Patients all had similar injuries.She measures the number of days each person takes to progress to a predetermined point.Here is the data:   Based on the computed t value,what can you conclude? A) People with small-boned frames took statistically significantly longer to progress in therapy than people with large-boned frames B) People with large-boned frames took statistically significantly longer to progress in therapy than people with small-boned frames C) There is no statistical difference between the small-boned and large-boned groups D) Only that the small-boned and large-boned groups are different from each other statistically
Based on the computed t value,what can you conclude?


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