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After collecting data on 19283 dogs, you find that male vallhunds have an average weight of...
After collecting data on 19283 dogs, you find that male vallhunds have an average weight of 14kg while females have an average weight of 12kg and that the standard terror of that difference is 1.1kg. If you believe that males weigh more on average, what is the p-value against an appropriate null?
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