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Suppose a simple random sample of 26 male students is asked whether they have pulled an...

Suppose a simple random sample of 26 male students is asked whether they have pulled an "all-nighter " for academic reasons and 10 answered "yes." Suppose a simple random sample of 25 female students is asked whether they have pulled an "all-nighter" for academic reasons and 8 answered "yes."

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