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purpose of 1 sample t test (stats)?
t Test (Stats): purpose is to test if a sample comes from a given population
values required for 1 sample t test (stats)?
mean of the population
mean of the sample
standard deviation of the sample
how to calculate standard deviation of sample for 1 sample t test (stats)?
T test (STATS)
((N/(N-1)) * standard deviation of population = B
square root of B = standard deviation of sample
null hypothesis for 1 sample t test (stats)?
Ho: mean 1 = mean 2
alternative hypothesis for 1 sample t test (stats)?
H1: mean 1 is not equal to mean 2 (2 tailed test)
OR
H1: mean 1 is greater than mean 2 (right tailed test)
OR
H1: mean 1 is less than mean 2 (left tailed test)
purpose of paired t test (Data)?
to see whether the differences between measurements are zero or not
null hypothesis for paired t test (Data)?
Ho: difference = 0
alternative hypothesis for paired t test (Data)?
H1: mean is greater than null hypothesis (shows improvement)
numbers required for paired t test (Data)?
null hypothesis= 0
list: difference between the 2 lists of before and after
when to use T- interval?
when we ned to find a confidence interval
values for T- interval?
list of observed values
frequency value (optional)
C level (confidence interval in decimal)
when to use z test?
sample is greater than 30
population mean (mew), population standard deviation (sigma), sample mean is given (x)
null hypothesis for z test?
Ho: null hypothesis = population mean
alternative hypothesis for z test?
H1: mew is not equal to mew (Ho)
or
H1: mew is greater than mew (Ho) - right tailed
OR
H1: mew is less than mew (Ho) - left tailed
how to find critical region for z test?
inverse normal
area = significance level test
mean = population mean
standard deviation = (population standard deviation / (square root of n))