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Question 1: The director of a green energy company is interested in comparing two different methods...
Question 1: The director of a green energy
company is interested in comparing two different methods of
installing solar light panels. An experiment is conducted with 31
technicians using the old method and the other 46 technicians using
the new method. For the 31 technicians using the old method, the
average time was 525 minutes with 47.7 standard deviation. For the
46 technicians using the new method, the average time was 520
minutes with 48.2 standard deviation. Conduct an analysis to
determine whether there is a difference in the average time to
complete the installation of the solar panels. Provide the test
statistic value.
Question 2:
The director of a green energy company is interested in
comparing two different methods of installing solar light panels.
An experiment is conducted with 39 technicians using the old method
and the other 55 technicians using the new method.
For the 39 technicians using the old method, the average time was
582 minutes with 63.8 standard deviation.
For the 55 technicians using the new method, the average time was
542 minutes with 97.8 standard deviation.
Conduct an analysis to determine whether there is a difference in
the average time to complete the installation of the solar panels.
Provide the degrees of freedom.
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