The Practice of Statistics
Chapter 24: Comparing Means
Key Vocabulary:
▪ two-sample t-interval
▪ two-sample t-test
▪ pooled t-test
Calculator Skills:
▪ 2-SampTInt
▪ 2-SampTTest
1. Describe the assumptions and conditions that must be met in order to use two-sample t-procedures.
2. In a two-sample problem, must/should the two sample sizes be equal?
3. In a two-sample problem, what is the null hypothesis for comparing two means?
4. Explain how to standardize [pic] if [pic] and [pic] are unknown.
5. Explain why we ALWAYS pool our statistics when testing two proportions, but almost NEVER pool our statistics when testing two means.
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