We have given,
n1 = 13 and n2 = 13
,
Degree of freedom = 13+ 13- 2 = 24
Vs
Descriptive Statistics for height of father
Sample size:13
Mean (x̄): 70.3
Standard deviation (s): 1.738
Descriptive Statistics for height of Son
Sample size:13
Mean (x̄): 70.615
Standard deviation (s): 2.605
We can use here test statistic formula:
t = [70.3-70.615]/sqrt[(1.738)^2/13+(2.605)^2/13]
t= -0.363
The
P-Value is .359891.
The result is not significant at p < .10.
Therefore we do not have sufficient evidence to say that, sons taller than their fathers.
Difference Scores
Calculations
Treatment 1
N1: 13
df1 = N - 1 = 13 - 1 = 12
M1: 70.3
SS1: 36.24
s21 =
SS1/(N - 1) = 36.24/(13-1) =
3.02
Treatment 2
N2: 13
df2 = N - 1 = 13 - 1 = 12
M2: 70.62
SS2: 81.42
s22 =
SS2/(N - 1) = 81.42/(13-1) =
6.78
T-value
Calculation
s2p =
((df1/(df1 +
df2)) * s21) +
((df2/(df2+
df2)) * s22) =
((12/24) * 3.02) + ((12/24) * 6.78) = 4.9
s2M1 =
s2p/N1
= 4.9/13 = 0.38
s2M2 =
s2p/N2
= 4.9/13 = 0.38
t = (M1 -
M2)/√(s2M1
+ s2M2) =
-0.32/√0.75 = -0.36
The t-value is -0.36316.
BY HELP OF T TABLE AND USING EXCEL WE FOUND EXACT p-value =0.359833. The result is not significant at p < .10.
Since p value is not less than 0.1,we fail to reject the null hypothesis.
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