using equal variance
(a) here we use t-test with
null hypothesis H0:mean1=mean2 and alternate hypothesis H1:mean1≠mean2
statistic t=|(mean1-mean2)|/SE(difference) =3.517 with df is n=n1+n2-2 =12and sp2=((n1-1)s12+(n2-1)s22)/n
since the two-tailed p-value=0.004 ( for unequal varaince p-value=0.005) is less than typical alpha=0.05, so we reject H0 and conclude that there is significant difference between before and after
(b) Eta squared =t2/(t2+df)= t2/(t2 + (n1+n2-2))=(3.517*3.517)/(3.517*3.517+14)=0.4691
(c) since eta square is large so there is significant difference between before and after
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