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Based on your answer to Question 1.3, would you be surprised if the difference in the mean amount of liquid dispensed in the two samples was12ounces? Explain

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No because the probability is very low.

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01

Given information

Sample meanx¯1=27

Sample meanx¯2=17

Standard deviationσ1=0.8

Standard deviationσ2=0.5

02

Explanation

Px¯1-x¯2>12=0

The obtained difference probability is 0which is too tiny. As a result, claiming that the entire difference in the mean volume of liquid discharged was 12ounces is impossible.

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