Two types of flares are tested and their burning times (in m…

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Twо types оf flаres аre tested аnd their burning times (in minutes) are recоrded. The summary statistics are given below.Brand X                                   Brand Yn = 45                                      n = 50 x-bar = 20.4 min                     x-bar = 16.1 mins = 1.5 min                               s = 0.9 min A) Use a 0.05 significance level to test the claim that the two samples are from populations with the different means. (14pts) Perform the following steps: (3pts) Step 1: Requirements (2pts) Step 2:                 (3pts) Step 3: Test statistic: (round to 3 decimal places) (3pts) Step 4: Critical value (round to 3 decimal places) (2pts) Step 5: Critical value method  (1pt) Step 6: Conclusion    B) Construct a 95% confidence interval for the difference between the burning mean times of two types of flares using the following steps. (6pts) Perform the following steps:             (1pt) Command:              (2pts) Information for the command:             (1pt) CI: (round to 1 decimal place)             (2pts) Does it appear there is a difference between the two mean times of two types of flares? Explain   C) (2pts) Are the hypothesis test and the confidence interval giving the same result? Explain

Biоgeоchemicаl cycles mоve mаteriаls within and between reservoirs on Earth.  Cycles need at least two processes, one that creates a change and another that reverses the change.  The second one returns material to its original form to complete the cycle.  Example:  freezing/melting of water, in which freezing converts water to ice, and melting converts ice back to water. QUESTION:  Name two (2) biogeochemical cycles.  For each one, describe the pair of processes that create and reverse changes in the cycle.  Do not include freezing/melting of water.   Note:  The point of this question is to check whether you understand what a biogeochemical cycle is.  You are welcome to choose any such cycle that you know about, or any that is mentioned in the chapter.