To learn about how diet affects the chances of getting diverticular disease, 20
vegetarians, 6 of whom had the disease, were studied. The total daily dietary fiber
consumed by each of these individuals was determined, with the following results:
n=6, m=14, E(X)=26.8gr, E(Y)=42.5gr, Sd(X)=9.2gr, and Sd(Y)=9.5gr.
Test the hypothesis that the mean dietary fiber consumed daily is the same for the
population of vegetarians having diverticular disease and the population of
vegetarians who do not have this disease. Use the 5 percent level of significance.
Calculate Pvalue.
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