Combining the Sections 10. There is a theory that people who drink caffeine can run longer than those who do not. To test this theory a random sample of seven people who drink caffeine and a random...


a. state the null and alternative hypothesis


b. if appropriate, find the observed value, if not appropriate, state why not


c. find the p-value


d. if appropriate, find and interpret the CI


Combining the Sections<br>10. There is a theory that people who drink caffeine can run longer than those who do not. To test<br>this theory a random sample of seven people who drink caffeine and a random sample of seven<br>people who do not drink caffeine was obtained and their length of time they could run non-stop<br>was measured, in seconds.<br>Non-Caffeine<br>drinkers<br>359<br>280<br>138<br>227<br>203<br>184<br>231<br>Caffeine<br>drinkers<br>394<br>477<br>439<br>428<br>391<br>488<br>454<br>a. At the 5% significance level, can you conclude that those who drink ogfl<br>than those who do nati<br>

Extracted text: Combining the Sections 10. There is a theory that people who drink caffeine can run longer than those who do not. To test this theory a random sample of seven people who drink caffeine and a random sample of seven people who do not drink caffeine was obtained and their length of time they could run non-stop was measured, in seconds. Non-Caffeine drinkers 359 280 138 227 203 184 231 Caffeine drinkers 394 477 439 428 391 488 454 a. At the 5% significance level, can you conclude that those who drink ogfl than those who do nati

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