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df = 28
P(t>=-1.24, at df = 28) =
= T.DIST(-1.24,28,TRUE)
= 0.1126
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df = 7
P(-c<t<c) = .99 or
1 - P(-c<t<c) = 1-.99
= 2*P(-c<t) = .01
P(-c<t) = .005
-c = -3.499
c = 3.499
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