Swimming heats In Exercise 41 we looked at the times in two different heats for the

Chapter 23, Problem 42

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Swimming heats In Exercise 41 we looked at the times in two different heats for the 400-m womens run from the 2004 Olympics. Unlike track events, swimming heats are not determined at random. Instead, swimmers are seeded so that better swimmers are placed in later heats. Here are the times (in seconds) for the womens 400-m freestyle from heats 2 and 5. Do these results suggest that the mean times of seeded heats are not equal? Explain. Include a discussion of assumptions and conditions for your analysis.

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