A manager wants to test whether two normally distributed and independent populations have equal variances. the appropriate test statistic for this test is a "F-statistics."
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What is F-statistics?</h3>
An F statistic is a value obtained after performing an ANOVA test or even a regression analysis to determine whether the means of two populations differ significantly.
Some key features regarding the F-statistics are-
- It is comparable to a T statistic from the a T-Test; a T-test would then inform you when a single result is statistically significant, whereas a F test would then tell you if a set of variables is statistically significant.
- When determining whether your total results are significant, you must use the F statistic in conjunction with the p value. Why?
- A significant result does not imply that all of your variables have been significant.
- The statistic is simply comparing the cumulative influence of all the variables.
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We check with each options
'Or' represents the intersection of two graphs
'And' represents two separate graphs'
We have two separate shaded part in the given graph
So we ignore the options that has 'and' in between
LEts check first and second option
Simplify the first part and second part
multiply both sides by 2 .
x < 2 or 4x - 2 > = 26
solve 4x-2 > = 26
add 2 on both sides and then divide both sides by 4
4x >= 28
x >= 7
So solution is x<2 or x>=7 . that is the graph on number line
Lets check with second option
3x-3<3 or 2x+8>=22
add 3 on both sides
3x < 6
divide both sides by 3
so x< 2
2x+8>=22
subtract 8 on both sides
2x >= 30
divide both sides by 2
x >= 15
x<2 or x>=15 that does not satisfies the graph
So option A is correct
The two other prime factors are
3 and 11
Just times 12 x 7 that should give you the answer
