For the below output, what was the test used, the p-value and the conclusion?
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An F test, with 1 and 94 degrees of freedom; p = 0.000;reject the null |
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A chi-square test with 4 degrees of freedom; p = 0.383; do not reject the null. |
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A t-test with 91 degrees of freedom; p = 0.000; reject the null |
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An F test with 4 and 91 degrees of freedom; p = 0.000; reject the null |
For the below output, what was the test used, the p-value and the conclusion? a. An F test...
For the below output, what was the test used, the p-value and the conclusion? a. An F test, with 1 and 94 degrees of freedom; p = 0.000;reject the null b. A chi-square test with 4 degrees of freedom; p = 0.383; do not reject the null. c. A t-test with 91 degrees of freedom; p = 0.000; reject the null d. An F test with 4 and 91 degrees of freedom; p = 0.000; reject the null lSummary of...
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