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Exhibit 10.9.A tutor promises to improve GMAT scores of students by more than 50 points after three lessons.To see if this is true,the tutor takes a sample of 49 students' test scores after and before they received tutoring.The mean difference was 53 points better after tutoring,with a standard deviation of the difference equal to 12 points.Let Exhibit 10.9.A tutor promises to improve GMAT scores of students by more than 50 points after three lessons.To see if this is true,the tutor takes a sample of 49 students' test scores after and before they received tutoring.The mean difference was 53 points better after tutoring,with a standard deviation of the difference equal to 12 points.Let   denote the mean of the difference: score after tutoring minus score before tutoring. Refer to Exhibit 10.9.Calculate the value of the test statistic. A)    B)    C)    D)   denote the mean of the difference: score after tutoring minus score before tutoring. Refer to Exhibit 10.9.Calculate the value of the test statistic.

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