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Construct a 95% confidence interval for the ratios of two population variances. The random samples of n1= 9 and n2= 11 with sample variances of Construct a 95% confidence interval for the ratios of two population variances. The random samples of n<sub>1</sub>= 9 and n<sub>2</sub>= 11 with sample variances of   = 500 and   = 250, respectively. Assume that the samples were drawn from a normal population. A)  [0.50, 2.00] B)  [0.52, 8.60] C)  [0.25, 1.41] D)  [0.44, 4.30] = 500 and Construct a 95% confidence interval for the ratios of two population variances. The random samples of n<sub>1</sub>= 9 and n<sub>2</sub>= 11 with sample variances of   = 500 and   = 250, respectively. Assume that the samples were drawn from a normal population. A)  [0.50, 2.00] B)  [0.52, 8.60] C)  [0.25, 1.41] D)  [0.44, 4.30] = 250, respectively. Assume that the samples were drawn from a normal population.

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