Thomas collected 29 responses to a survey and used a two-tailed test to establish a significance level of 0.20 and calculate a 90% confidence interval.
Using the t-table (located in the tutorial), what is the critical t-value used for calculating a 90% confidence interval with 28 degrees of freedom?
Sample size = 29
Degree of freedom = 29-1 = 28
Level of significance =
t critical value is =1.701.................using t table or by using Excel command =TINV(0.1,28)
Thomas collected 29 responses to a survey and used a two-tailed test to establish a significance...
Thomas collected 29 responses to a survey and used a two-tailed test to establish a significance level of 0.20 and calculate a 90% confidence interval Using the t-table (located in the tutorial), what is the critical t-value used for calculating a 90% confidence interval with 28 degrees of froodom? Answer choices are rounded to the thousandths place. a.) 1701 b.) 1699 c.) 2.467 d.) 1311
Marcus collected 30 responses to a survey and used a two-tailed test to establish a significance level of 0.05 and calculate a 95% confidence interval. Using the t-table (located in the tutorial), what is the critical t-value used for calculating a 95% confidence interval with 29 degrees of freedom? Answer choices are rounded to the thousandths place. a.) 1.699 b.) 2.045 O c.) 2.150 d.) 2.462
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