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with t-distribution, degree of freedom v Pr(T < t(α,v)) = Pr(−t(α,v) < T < t(α,v)) =...

with t-distribution, degree of freedom v

Pr(T < t(α,v)) =

Pr(−t(α,v) < T < t(α,v)) =

Pr(T < t(α,v)) =

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