Let's say you conducted a t test to compare two samples. You calculated a t value...
Let's say you conducted a t test to compare two samples. You calculated a t value of -2.16. The critical t value was 2.24. Is the result statistically significant? Explain your answer.
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Solution:
Since it is observed that |t| = 2.16 < tc = 2.24 , it is then concluded that the null hypothesis is fail to rejected.
The result is statistically insignificant.
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