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Independent simple random samples of sizes 120 and 150 are taken from two populations with the intent of performing a hypothesis test to compare the means. Prior data analyses have indicated that the two population standard deviations are equal; however, the variable under consideration is not normally distributed on either population. Is it reasonable to use the pooled

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