In a study analyzed by the Statistics Consulting Center at Virginia Tech, a group of subjects was asked to complete a certain task on the computer. The response measured was the time to completion. The purpose of the experiment was to test a set of facilitation tools developed by the Department of Computer Science at the university. There were 10 subjects involved. With a random assignment, five were given standard procedure for completion of the task. The other five were asked to do that task with the use of the facilitation tools. The data on the completion times for the task are given here.Group 1 (Standard-Procedure)161169174158163Group 2 (Facilitation Tool)132162134138133Assuming that the population distributions are normal and variances are the same for the two groups, support or refute the conjecture that the facilitation tools increase the speed with which the task can be accomplished. 4. In a study analysed by the Statistics Consulting Center at Virginia Tech, a group of subjects was asked to complete acertain task on the computer. The response measured was the time to completion. The purpose of the experimentwas to test a set of facilitation tools developed by the Department of Computer Science at the university. There were10 subjects were involved. With a random assignment, five were given standard procedure for completion of thetask. The other five were asked to do that task with the use of the facilitation tools. The data on the completion timesfor the task are given here.Group 2(Standard Procedure) (Facilitation Tool)Group 1161132169174162134138158163133Assuming that the population distributions are normal and variances are the same for the two groups, support orrefute the conjecture that the facilitation tools increase the speed with which the task can be accomplished.

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In a study analyzed by the Statistics Consulting Center at Virginia Tech, a group of subjects was asked to complete a certain task on the computer. The response measured was the time to completion. The purpose of the experiment was to test a set of facilitation tools developed by the Department of Computer Science at the university. There were 10 subjects involved. With a random assignment, five were given standard procedure for completion of the task. The other five were asked to do that task with the use of the facilitation tools. The data on the completion times for the task are given here. Group 1 (Standard-Procedure) 161 169 174 158 163 Group 2 (Facilitation Tool) 132 162 134 138 133 Assuming that the population distributions are normal and variances are the same for the two groups, support or refute the conjecture that the facilitation tools increase the speed with which the task can be accomplished.

In a study analyzed by the Statistics Consulting Center at Virginia Tech, a group of subjects was asked to complete a certain task on the computer. The response measured was the time to completion. The purpose of the experiment was to test a set of facilitation tools developed by the Department of Computer Science at the university. There were 10 subjects involved. With a random assignment, five were given standard procedure for completion of the task. The other five were asked to do that task with the use of the facilitation tools. The data on the completion times for the task are given here. Group 1 (Standard-Procedure) 161 169 174 158 163 Group 2 (Facilitation Tool) 132 162 134 138 133 Assuming that the population distributions are normal and variances are the same for the two groups, support or refute the conjecture that the facilitation tools increase the speed with which the task can be accomplished.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data

Problem 14PPS

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