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Use the conservative t-test to test the null hypothesis of equality of means. Submit the p-value...

Use the conservative t-test to test the null hypothesis of equality of means. Submit the p-value of your test of significance.  

Xbar in the first sample: 2.8

Standard Deviation in the first sample: 2.7

Size of the first sample (n1): 13

Xbar in the second sample: 3.4

Standard Deviation in the second sample: 3.2

Size of the second sample (n2): 17

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