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Explanation / Answer

first question answer

using stat disk

Alternative Hypothesis:
µ1- µ2>0

Test Statistic, t: 1.6570
Critical t:        2.593357
P-Value:           0.0588

Degrees of freedom: 15.4625

98% Confidence interval:
-1.695177 < µ1-µ2 < 7.695177

2nd question

Alternative Hypothesis:
µ1 - µ2not equal0

Test Statistic, t: 0.7062
Critical t:        ±1.781688
P-Value:           0.4935

Degrees of freedom: 12.0486

90% Confidence interval:
-8.376161 < µ1-µ2 < 19.37616

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