a manager believes variance of output on second shift is greater than first shift 50 samples...
a manager believes variance of output on second shift is greater than first shift
50 samples on day shift, variance = 500
40 samples on second shift, variance = 900
a. set up hypotheses
b. perform test and state conclusions
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