Compute the difference between the conditions and then divide this group data into two by some criteria, like gender or lab section if you are combining data. Compare these two groups using an independent-sample t-test for the differences between conditions. Compute by hand and using Excel (1 mark each)Note due to rounding, your hand calculation and the Excel output may be slightly different (less than 5%) and shouldn't change the significant statement.

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