Exam 5: Inference From Data: Comparisons
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Random samples of monthly rent prices, in dollars, for studio and one-bedroom apartments, were obtained for the Pennsylvania cities of Harrisburg and Philadelphia in July 2007. Summary statistics are calculated here:
Conduct a test of whether the sample data provide sufficient evidence at the significance level to conclude that the population mean rent price differs between these two cities. Be sure to report:
-Null and alternative hypotheses
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Suppose that you are conducting a study to compare the proportion of people who have a certain disease between people who classify themselves as active vs. sedentary. For questions suppose that the study produces a fairly large -value.
-Would it be legitimate to conclude that the two populations have identical proportions with the disease? Explain briefly.
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