A -
For Area A -
Mean - 35 + .. +38 / 6
= 34.3
Standard deviation -
sqrt [(35-34.3)2 +....+ (38-34.3)2]
= 3.55
Standard error -
= std dev / sqrt (n-1)
= 1.6
For Area B -
Mean - 38 + .. +28 / 5
= 31.4
Standard deviation -
= 5.07
Standard error -
= 2.53
B.
Area A
N1: 6
df1 = N - 1 = 6 - 1 = 5
M1: 34.3
SS1: 63.3 (SS = sum of squared errors = sum
over all observations [(Mean - observation)2]
s21 =
SS1/(N - 1) = 63.3/(6-1) = 12.67
Area B
N2: 5
df2 = N - 1 = 5 - 1 = 4
M2: 31.4
SS2: 103.2
s22 =
SS2/(N - 1) = 103.2/(5-1) = 25.8
T-value Calculation
s2p =
((df1/(df1 +
df2)) * s21) +
((df2/(df2 +
df2)) * s22)
= ((5/9) * 12.67) + ((4/9) * 25.8)
= 18.5
s2M1 =
s2p/N1
= 18.5/6
= 3.08
s2M2 =
s2p/N2
= 18.5/5
= 3.7
t = (M1 -
M2)/√(s2M1
+ s2M2)
= 2.93/√6.78
= 1.13
The p-value for t = 1.13 and degrees of freedom = 11 is .289233
The result is not significant at p < .05
Hence, we do not reject the null hypothesis that -
"The mean stem densities of the trees of two areas do not differ significantly"
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