Past records showed that the mean marks of students in MATH4001 was 60 with standard deviation of 15 marks. A new teaching method is adopted and 64 random students are chosen. After using the new method, the sample gives the mean marks of 65. Is the new method significantly better at = 0.05 ?

Past records showed that the mean marks of students in MATH4001 was 60 with standard deviation of 15 marks. A new teaching method is adopted and 64 random students are chosen. After using the new method, the sample gives the mean marks of 65. Is the new method significantly better at = 0.05 ?

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