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Assuming the test data gathered from surveys of the large population of astronauts and test pilots follow a normal distribution, you obtained means and standard deviations for your data set, given:
N1=100
The number of astronauts and test pilots who tried the "next gen" space suit.
X1=45
The mean number of "likes" for next gen space suits.
N2=50
The number of astronauts and test pilots who wore the "proven" space suits.
X2=25
The mean number of likes for the proven space suits.
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