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Incorrectly defined "rejection region" - t_stat used in plot where critical value should be used

In "Calculating pooled sample variance", the lab is asking to demarcate the rejection region β€œwith vertical lines identifying each critical value that signifies the rejection region.” In the solution they use the t-statistic is used as those cut-off lines, not the t-critical value.

ax.axvline(t_stat, color='black', linestyle='--', lw=5)
ax.axvline(-t_stat, color='black', linestyle='--', lw=5)

Please review/revise as necessary. Thanks!

StopIteration Error Raising on SaturnCloud Instance Only

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https://learning.flatironschool.com/courses/6535/assignments/239232?module_item_id=562072

Concern

The first concern is that the code blocks in the SC instance are out of order. The "control" variable is called before it is defined in a later code cell. This raises a NameError and is not consistent with the order of the code cells provided in the github repo. Once the code cells are in order, in SC only, it raises a StopIteration error with the solution branch code provided in the github repo. If I run this locally (with the cells in the correct order), I do not get this StopIteration Error. The code runs successfully, but also still retains a semantic error. There are "Orange" bars referenced in the comment of the github repo code for the lab, but all that appears is two overlapping blue bars.

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