Consider an ANOVA, where the difference in the sample mean of A and the sample mean...
Consider an ANOVA, where the difference in the sample mean of A and the sample mean of B is 12. When we do a difference in means test for A and B, we calculate a margin of error of 7. In this case we do not reject the null hypothesis that the population mean of A equals the population mean of B.
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Here,
Difference in means =12
Margin of error =7
So, confidence interval is (5,19)
Confidence interval does not contains zero. So population means may not be equals. It means that we have to reject the null hypothesis.
Therefore, given statement is false.
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