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Two‑population test

Ch 10 · σ known

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GreenCart runs two fulfillment centers — North and South. Management wants to know whether they differ in mean order‑processing time (minutes). The population standard deviations are known from historical data. Test, at α = 0.05, whether the means differ.

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GreenCart runs two fulfillment centers — North and South. Do they differ in mean order‑processing time? The population standard deviations are known. Test at α = 0.05.

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GreenCart compares mean processing time at its North and South centers (σ known). Test at α = 0.05. Fill each step — tap Hint if you get stuck.

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Most common slip here: using σ instead of σ² inside the square root. Always square each standard deviation before dividing by its sample size.

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