For each statistic below, give the p value (do not round p):
1. t=2.20, df=15, one tailed test
We have given,
One tailed test,
df=15
t =2.20
P value =0.021948................by using Excel =TDIST(ABS(2.2),15,1)
For each statistic below, give the p value (do not round p): 1. t=2.20, df=15, one...
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