If your data yields t = -1.88 and you have 8 degrees of freedom, what is...
If your data yields t = -1.88 and you have 8 degrees of freedom, what is the p-value for a 2-tailed test? (Answer to 3 digits after the decimal point.)
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Solution:
Given that;
t = -1.88
Degrees of freedom = df = 8
using t table ,
P-value = 0.097
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