(a)
The null hypothesis is
Correct option is A.
Following is the output of pooled t test :
(b)
The test statistics is:
t = 1.598
(c)
Degree of freedom: df=19
The critical value for two tailed test is: 2.093
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Correct option is H.
Problem #8: An observational study of Alzheimer's disease (AD) obtained data from 11 AD patients exhibiting...
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