Homework Answers
(a) t < -1.721
(b) -3.01
(c) Reject
| 66.00 | hypothesized value |
| 61.00 | mean 1 |
| 7.80 | std. dev. |
| 1.66 | std. error |
| 22 | n |
| 21 | df |
| 1.721 | critical value |
| -3.007 | t |
| .0034 | p-value (one-tailed, lower) |
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