Table gives mean SAT scores for math by state for 1989 and 1999 for 20 randomly selected states (source: The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2000).
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Table
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State
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1989
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1999
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Arizona
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523
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525
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Connecticut
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498
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509
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Alabama
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539
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555
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Indiana
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487
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498
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Kansas
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561
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576
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Oregon
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509
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525
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Nebraska
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560
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571
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New York
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496
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502
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Virginia
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507
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499
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Washington
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515
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526
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Illinois
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539
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585
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North Carolina
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469
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493
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Georgia
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475
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482
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Nevada
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512
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517
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Ohio
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520
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568
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New Hampshire
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510
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518
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Using the ANOVA procedure, test that the mean SAT score for math in 1999 is greater than that in 1989 at α = 0.05. Assume that the variances are equal and the samples come from a normal distribution.