When testing H₀: $\sigma$₁² $\le$ $\sigma$₂² H_A: $\sigma$₁² $\sigma$₂² where s₁² = .004,s₂² = .002,n₁ = 4,n₂ = 7 at $\alpha$ = .05,what critical value do we use?

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When testing H₀: $\sigma$₁² $\le$ $\sigma$₂² H_A: $\sigma$₁²> $\sigma$₂² where s₁² = .004,s₂² = .002,n₁ = 4,n₂ = 7 at $\alpha$ = .05,what critical value do we use?

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The critical value for an F-test comparing two variances with degrees of freedom (n1-1, n2-1) at α = 0.05 is found using an F-distribution table. Here, df1 = 3 and df2 = 6, and the critical value is approximately 4.12.

When Testing H0 σ\sigmaσ 12 ≤\le≤ σ\sigmaσ 22 HA σ\sigmaσ 12> σ\sigmaσ 22 Where S12 =

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