Based on the sample evidence below, we want to test the hypothesis that population A has a larger variance than population B.
Sample A
Sample B
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11
10
S²
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5

The p-value is approximately

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The p-value is approximately .10, indicating that there is a 10% chance of observing the sample differences if the null hypothesis (that population A does not have a larger variance than population B) were true. This is determined through statistical tests comparing variances, such as the F-test, where the calculated F-value and degrees of freedom for both samples are used to find the p-value in statistical tables or software.

Based on the Sample Evidence Below, We Want to Test