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The data measuring the viscosity of the two automotive oil products are as follows. product(1)=10.62,10.58,10.33,10.73,10.44,10.74 product(2)=10.50,10.52,10.58,10.62,10.55,10.51,10.53...

The data measuring the viscosity of the two automotive oil products are as follows.
product(1)=10.62,10.58,10.33,10.73,10.44,10.74
product(2)=10.50,10.52,10.58,10.62,10.55,10.51,10.53
Assume that the populations follow a normal distribution of the same variance, and test the hypothesis that the average viscosity of the two products is the same (massive level 5%)

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