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Brand managers become concerned if they discover that customers are aging and gradually moving out of the high-spending age groups. The average buyer for a particular brand of car is 57. A new model draws in younger customers. A sample of 49 purchasers of the new model has average age 50 (with standard deviation 27). Complete parts a and . (a) Suppose the distribution of the ages of the buyers of the new model is skewed. Does this affect the use of a normal model as the sampling O A. No, because the population standard deviation is known and n is large. O B. No, because the population standard deviation is unknown and n is large. O C. Yes, because the population standard deviation is known and n is small. O D. Yes, because the population standard deviation is unknown and n is small. How skewed can the data become without preventing the use of the t-test? O A. At-test can be used as long as n is smaller than 10 times the absolute value of the kurtosis, n 10K4 ° C. A t-test can be used as long as n is smaller than the absolute value of the kurtosis, n1K41 O D. A t-test can be used as long as n is larger than the absolute value of the kurtosis, n> K4

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a) Option A is right

Option C is right

A t-test can be used as long as n is larger than 10 times the absolute value of kurtosis

b) Option C is right

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