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Q1) John's Bargain Department Store spent= $50,000 on training program to improve sales effectiveness of its employees. Below is table of before and after sales amounts for random sample of employees who took training program. Suppose that data is recorded for equal period of "before"-"after" time. Use 1% level for risk.
Person
Before Training
After Training
CJ
$38,747
$40,838
JZ
$49,090
$53,700
TM
$42,505
$48,555
HB
$45,650
$49,799
JJ
$35,464
$36702
TA
$53,250
$55,404
DN
$51,010
$52,910
ZK
$60,990
$61,858
EW
$48,575
$60,999
PL
$58,344
$59,995
CH
$32,377
$38,358
LD
$44,012
$54,038
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