Many people think its faster to order at the drive-thru than to order inside at fast-food restaurants.

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Many people think it’s faster to order at the drive-thru than to order inside at fast-food restaurants. To find out, Patrick and William used a random number generator to select 10 times over a 2-week period to visit a local Dunkin’ Donuts restaurant. At each of these times, one boy ordered an iced coffee at the drive-thru and the other ordered an iced coffee at the counter inside. A coin flip determined who went inside and who went to the drive-thru. The table shows the times, in seconds, that it took for each boy to receive his iced coffee after he placed the order.

Visit Inside time Drive-thru time 1 62 55 63 50 3 325 321 4 105 110 135 124 55 54 7 92 90 8 75 69 9 203 200 10 100 103 2.


Do these data provide convincing evidence at the level of a difference in the true mean service time inside and at the drive thru for this Dunkin’ Donuts restaurant?

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The Practice Of Statistics

ISBN: 9781319113339

6th Edition

Authors: Daren S. Starnes, Josh Tabor

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