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When comparing the means of two populations, it is necessary to assume that their variances are equal and that both populations are normal. TRUE/FALSe.. its statistics
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thankyou, but would you be able to explain why? =]
If both populations are at least approximately normal and/or you have sufficiently large samples, then you can use a combined variance from the two populations of \[σ_z^2=σ_x^2+σ_y^2\]
Maybe review 'Central Limit Theorem' for more details.
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