Hi Everyone

I need advice on how to verify a statistical experiment.

The question is to determine whether emission reductions from two
different fuels are statistically significant.

The test procedure was: the emissions of 12 similar engines were
tested twice, first with a normal fuel (Fuel A) and second time with
an improved formula (Fuel B).  The results showed that on average the
reductions in emissions when using fuel B was significantly lower,
however I know enough statistics that this does not necessarily mean
the results conclusively demonstrate that Fuel B is better than Fuel
A.  I would need to prove that the results is statistically valid

Can anybody advice me in how to do this?
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