Solve only Qd The deflection temperature under load for two different types of plastic pipe is beinginvestigated. Two random samples of 12 pipe specimens are tested, and thedeflection temperatures observed are as follows (in °F):Type-1 206 188 205 187 195 192 185 213 192 194 178 205Type-2 177 197 206 201 180176 185 200 | 197 193 198188a. Assuming the variances of two types are equal, do the data support the claimthat the deflection temperature under load for type 1 pipe exceeds that of type2 at 5 % level of significance?b. Check the assumption of equality of variance at 5% level of significance.Find the 95% confidence interval for the difference between the two means.d. Check the results obtained in part a),b) and c} using Rstudio. Write yourconclusion based on the p value obtained in RStudio.

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