Telemarketers obtain names and telephone numbers from several sources. To determine whether one particular source is better
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Telemarketers obtain names and telephone numbers from several sources. To determine whether one particular source is better than a second, a random sample of names and numbers from the two different sources was obtained.
For each potential customer, a statistics practitioner recorded whether that individual made a purchase (code = 2) or not (code = 1). Can we infer that differences exist between the two sources?
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Statistics For Management And Economics Abbreviated
ISBN: 9781285869643
10th Edition
Authors: Gerald Keller
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