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Refer to the Body Measurements Female Data Set and Body Measurements Male Data Set found in...
Refer to the Body Measurements Female Data Set and Body Measurements Male Data Set found in StatDisk (Elementary Stats 12th Edition, sets #1a and 1b) and use columns 5 for HDL. Use a .05 significance level to test the claim that men and women have the same mean HDL level (High-Density Lipoprotein) female 74 56 70 40 67 96 43 80 77 41 23 76 39 52 38 37 57 81 37 50 73 61 33 41 60 62 67 79 64 44 42 41 44 57 69 60 47 67 55 82 male 44 41 71 41 57 50 60 47 44 33 48 46 62 45 43 39 41 47 46 56 38 37 61 41 56 59 40 54 40 75 55 48 50 57 38 78 45 82 44 51
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