The braking ability of two types of automobiles was
Chapter 10, Problem 121SE(choose chapter or problem)
The braking ability of two types of automobiles was compared. Random samples of 64 automobiles were tested for each type. The recorded measurement was the distance required to stop when the brakes were applied at 40 miles per hour. The computed sample means and variances were as follows:
\(\overline{\bar{y}_{1}}=118, \bar{y}_{2}=109\)
\(s_{1}^{2}=102 s_{2}^{2}=87\)
Do the data provide sufficient evidence to indicate a difference in the mean stopping distances of the two types of automobiles? Give the attained significance level.
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overline{\bar{y}{1}}=118, \bar{y}{2}=109
s{1}^{2}=102 s{2}^{2}=87
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