Find-male scores are significantly higher than female scores


The Johns Hopkins Regional Talent Searches gives the Scholastic Aptitude Test (intended for high school juniors and seniors) to 13-year-olds. In all, 19,883 males and 19,937 females took the tests between 1980 and 1982. The mean scores of males and females on the verbal test are nearly equal, but there is a clear difference between the sexes on the mathematics test. The reason for this difference is not understood. Here are the summary data.

Group s
Males 416 87
Females 386 74

Determine if the male scores are significantly higher than the female scores.

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