Problem 7. There are two populations of interest: the set of all computer sales at a special
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Problem 7.There are two populations of interest: the set of all computer sales at a special front of the store location, and the set of all computer sales at an in-aisle location. That is, we want to see if our average computer sales from the front of the store location is the same as the average computer sales from the in-aisle location.
- What type of test do you have to do to answer this question? What type of tail(s) do you use (two-tail, upper tail, or lower tail)?
- Write the null and research hypotheses for this question.
- Using the data below, is there evidence that sales are different between the two locations at the 0.05 significance level?
Test | |
Lower Critical Value | -2.1009 |
Upper Critical Value | 2.1009 |
p-Value | 0.0179 |
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