16 (d) An independent measure t test is appropriate when there are 2 separate samples containing unrelated groups as this test is usually used to determine if there is statistically significant difference between 2 unrelated groups.
17 (b) The pooled variance is given by [(n1-1)* V1 + (n2-1)*V2] / [n1+n2-2] = [(5-1)* 10 + (10-1)*20] / [5+10-2]
= (40+180) / 13 = 220/13 = 17 roughly
Which is closer to 20 than 10
18 (b) As the sample variance increases the denominator increases, decreasing the t statistic and hence it moves towards 0.
19 (a) To be more likely to produce a significant value of the t statistic the t statistic has to be higher, which would require the denominator or the pooled variance to be lower which would require lower n1 and n2 (also lower n1 and n2 would lower the critical cutoff point for the t distribution) and lower variance.
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In a hypothesis test, if an independent-measures t statistic has a value zero, then __________. What is the pooled variance for the following two samples? Sample 1: n = 6 and SS = 56 Sample 2: n = 4 and SS = 40
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Several factors influence the value obtained for the independent-measures t statistic. Some factors affect the numerator of the t statistic and others influence the size of the estimated standard error in the denominator. For each of the following, indicate whether the factor influences the numerator or denominator of the t statistic and determine whether the effect would be to increase the value of t (farther from zero) or decrease the value of t (closer to zero). In each case, assume...
12. What is the average value expected for the independent-measures t statistic if the null hypothesis is true? a. O b. 1 C. 41 d. Mi-M2 13. For an ANOVA comparing three treatment conditions, what is stated by the alternative hypothesis (HA)? a. There are no differences between any of the population means b. At least one of the three populations means is different from another mean C. All three of the population means are different from each other d....
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An analyst wants to test a hypothesis on the means of two populations. She takes samples from each population. The variances of the population are not known, but are assumed to be equal. Statistics calculated from these samples are Sample 1 Average 1,053.6 Count 34 Sample 2 Average 1,079 Count 29 The pooled variance is calculated as 365.9 Based on this data calculate the t statistic to use in the hypothesis test. Enter your answer to 2 decimal places.
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