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Think of a problem that you may be interested in that deals with a comparison of two population means. Propose either a confidence interval or a hypothesis test question that compares these two means.

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"There are two ways to go to college

1st:- Student who decide to go on a bike (first population mean) ()

2nd:- Student who decide to go with car (second population mean) ()

Test whether the mean number of students who wish to go college on a bike is significantly greater than mean number of students who wish to go college with a car".

this is hypothesis test question that is comparing these two means.

Null and alternate hypotheses for this question are given below

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