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Answer:
YES ALL THE CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN MET
Step-by-step explanation:
H o:mu1=mu2
Ha:mu1 not = mu2
n1=30
n2=30
large samples follows normal distribution
and they are independent samples
we can conduct t test for 2 groups we can ignore that condition randomness
YES ALL THE CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN MET
Option A: Yes, all conditions have been met.
What are the necessary conditions of inference?
- Randomness
- Normality of the distribution
- Independence of the distributions from each other.
How to know if all the conditions of inference are met?
The since the time spent in the checkout line was random and not affected by any act of Hannah or that of the remaining other Grocery store, thus it was random.
As the sample grows larger, the distribution turns to normal distribution.
Both the stores were different and working independent.
Thus, the conditions of inference which are: Randomness, Normality and Independence all are met.
Thus she can bring out the null and alternative hypothesis and can conduct the t-test.
Thus, Option A: Yes, all the conditions have been met.
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