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Ho: u1 < u2, a = 0.01 Sample statistics: /x1 = 45, s1 = 4.8, n1 = 16 and /x2 = 50, s2 = 1.2 n2 = 14 Assume 0 2over1 not equal to 0 2over 2 Solution Could you please take a picture of the question and then upload the jpeg file? I do not understand the question at all !!!.

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Highlight the importance of 14points of Jinnah in the political history of theSub-Continent? Solution Many Muslims were not enthusiastic about the Nehru report. Amongthem Mohammed Ali Jinnah was a prominent figure. Jinnah felt thatMuslims had sacrificed too much in order to reach a compromise theissue of communal representation. As for example, they had allowedcongress to go back on concessions granted by the Lucknow pact of1916. Jinnah declared himself to be anxious for a harmonioussettlement. At an `all-parties` convention held in Calcutta inDecember, he pleaded for unity. He declared that `we are sons ofthis land we have to live together`, but at the same time he askedfor more safeguards for Muslims. His proposed amendments wererejected and he walked out of the convention. Jinnah then allied himself with the less progressive Muslims, onwhose behalf he drew up a list of principles. These principles arepopularly known as the so-called fourteen points. These fourteenpoints represented the Muslim`s minimum demands. These includedseparate elevates, the reservation of one-third of the seats in thelegislative assembly for Muslims although the community accountedfor only one- quarter of the ration, and the creation of Muslimmajority provinces. Later the league formally rejected the Nehrureport. A brief period of Hindu Muslim co-operation had come to anend. This unfortunate development seemed to be offset for a while bychange for the better in the attitude of the British. The labourparty had promised so much to Indian nationalism. It came to powerin the British elections. The viceroy lord Irwin, went to London,and on his return stated that the government accepted that `thenatural issue of India`s constitutional progress` was `minionstatus`. He also announced that a round table conference, to whichIndian leaders would invited, would be held to work out aconstitution for India. In England, there was still considerable opposition to Indianaspirations despite the viceroy`s assurances. The labour party didnot have a clear majority, and imperialist interests were stillpowerful. Lord Birkenhead, the former secretary of state, declared`no one had the right to tell the people of India that they werelikely to attain dominion status` but hopes were still high inIndia. It was stated only two months after Irwin`s statement. Inthe `Delhi manifesto`, Gandhiji, the two Nehru, Tej Bahadur Sapruand others, pledged their co-operation in evolving a dominionconstitution. But when Gandhiji, the elder Nehru and others met theviceroy in December, Irwin said that he could not promise that theBritish government would grant dominion status. This turnaboutsettled matters for Gandhiji. From this moment he dropped hisopposition to complete independence..

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