An article on the PureEnergySystems.com website written by Louis LaPoint discusses a product called acetone. The article
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1. People are to bring their cars into a specified gasoline station and have the car filled with regular, unleaded gasoline at a particular pump. Nothing extra is added to the gasoline at this fill-up. The car€™s odometer is recorded at the time of fill-up.
2. When the tank is nearly empty, the person is to bring the car to the same gasoline station and pump and have it refilled with gasoline. The odometer is read again and the miles per gallon are recorded. This time, a prescribed quantity of acetone is added to the fuel.
3. When the tank is nearly empty, the person is to bring the car back to the same station and pump to have it filled. The miles per gallon will be recorded.
Each person is provided with free tanks of gasoline and asked to drive his or her car normally. The following miles per gallon (mpg) were recorded:
a. Discuss the appropriateness of the way this study was designed and conducted. Why didn€™t the consumer group select two samples with different drivers in each and have one group use the acetone and the other group not use it? Discuss.
b. Using a significance level of 0.05, what conclusion should be reached based on these sample data? Discuss.
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Business Statistics A Decision Making Approach
ISBN: 9780133021844
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Authors: David F. Groebner, Patrick W. Shannon, Phillip C. Fry
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