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We wish to determine if two strains of laboratory rats differ in maze-running ability. Random samples of naive (never been experimented on) rats are selected from each strain, and each rat is run through a test maze until it can negotiate the maze with no errors on two consecutive trials. The following results are obtained (number of trials to learn):
(a) Set up
and
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(b) Perform the test (α = .05)
(c) Draw final conclusions.
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