Please answer with proper calculations: no mean and sd required and not given. value 8 10...
Please answer with proper calculations: no mean and sd required and not given.
value
8
10
6
11
1. The degrees of freedom for the test are:
2. The critical value of t for the test is:
3. The calculated t statistic is
4. Based on the statistical test you can
>reject the null hypothesis.
>fail to reject the null hypothesis.
>can not determine.
>No answer text provided.
5. The null hypothesis would be:
>there is no difference between the two population means.
>there is a difference between the two poulation means.
>there is only a positive idifference between the means.
>there is only a negative difference between the two populations.
6. The alternative hypothesis would be:
>test scores will be higher for the group using the new reading materials.
>test scores will be lower for the group using the new reading materials.
>there is no difference between the two population means.
>cannot determine.
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