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Test the indicated hypothesis. Assume that the populations are normally distributed.

Test the hypothesis that  σ1 > σ2 at the α = 0.01 level of significance for the given sample data.

◦ Test statistic: F = 1.34. Critical value = 2.21. Do not reject H0.
◦ Test statistic: F = 1.79. Critical value = 2.03. Reject H0.
◦ Test statistic: F = 45.6. Critical value = 2.03. Reject H0.
◦ Test statistic: F = 1.79. Critical value = 2.21. Do not reject H0.
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