SE = (x1 - x2)/sqrt(SD1^2/N1 + SD2^2/N2)
where X1 = 93, SD1 = 14, N1 = 105
X2 = 77, SD2 = 187, N2 = 85
Chelsea C.
asked 07/13/21Use the formula to find the standard error of the distribution of differences in sample means, X1- X2
Samples of size 105 from Population 1 with mean 93 and standard deviation 14 and samples of size 85 from Population 2 with mean 77 and standard deviation 17
Round your answer for the standard error to two decimal places.
standard error =
SE = (x1 - x2)/sqrt(SD1^2/N1 + SD2^2/N2)
where X1 = 93, SD1 = 14, N1 = 105
X2 = 77, SD2 = 187, N2 = 85
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