You compare the 95% confidence intervals associated with two means and note that they do not overlap. What can you conclude? Select one O a. The null hypothesis can be accepted. Ob. There is significant experimental error associated with the data set. Oc. The standard errors are not significantly different. Od. The associated means are significantly different.

You compare the 95% confidence intervals associated with two means and note that they do not overlap. What can you conclude? Select one O a. The null hypothesis can be accepted. Ob. There is significant experimental error associated with the data set. Oc. The standard errors are not significantly different. Od. The associated means are significantly different.

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