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  1. 39. Emerald diamonds

    1. The two categories have similar average weight. Weight is unlikely to confound this analysis.

      Level Number Mean Std Dev
      VS1 90 0.4136 0.0544
      VVS1 54 0.4081 0.0537
    2. The two−sample t−test finds a statistically significant difference: VVS1 diamonds cost on average about $112 more than VS1 diamonds.

      VS1–VVS1, allowing unequal variances

      Difference − 112.30 t Ratio − 2.88504
      Std Err 38.93 DF 103.4548
      95% CI − 189.50 to − 35.11 Prob > t 0.0048
    3. Because the interaction is not statistically significant, remove it and refit the model. Without the interaction, the estimated slope for clarity is significant.

      R2 0.4974
      se 161.8489
      n144
      Term Estimate Std Error t−statistic p−value
      Intercept ...

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