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A random sample results in 1 = 20 with n1 = 100. The population standard deviation is σ1 = 6. Another sample was selected independently resulting in 2 = 22 with n2 = 100. The population standard deviation is σ2 = 7. Test that the population means differ using a 1% significance level.

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