Consider the following two independently chosen samples: Sample 1Sample 2 12.1.10.5 13.4. 9.5 11.7. 8.2 10.7. 7.8
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Sample 1Sample 2
12.1…………………….10.5
13.4……………………. 9.5
11.7……………………. 8.2
10.7……………………. 7.8
14.0…………………….11.1
Use a significance level of 0.05 for testing the null hypothesis that σ21 ≤ σ22.
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