Free fatty acids (FFA) were measured in fasting blood sample of 13 non-insulin-dependent diabetic men and 10 non-diabetic men. The results (in mmoI/L) were:
Diabetic 430 340 560 390 430 385 345 370 317 311 687 323 618
Non-diabetic: 445 265 493 265 410 274 296 219 286 250
a) Determine if the FFA is different for diabetic men and non-diabetic men
b) Write a brief summary of what the result show.
data<-data.frame(response,as.factor(ffa))
subdata<-subset(data, as.factor.ffa.=="diabetic" | as.factor.ffa.=="Non-diabetic")
t.test(subdata$response~subdata$as.factor.ffa, var.equal=TRUE)
Independent Samples t-Test | ||||||
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t | df | p Value | 95.0% Confidence Interval | Estimated Mean | ||
Lower | Upper | ffa-diabetic | ffa-Non-diabetic | |||
2.21723945 | 21 | 0.03777397 | 6.40808348 | 200.06883959 | 423.53846154 | 320.3 |
here the p-value is less than 0.05 level of significance, hence we reject the null hypothesis of there is no difference in diabetic and non-diabetic of Free fatty acids (FFA). and conclude that the Free fatty acids (FFA) in fasting blood sample of mean of non-insulin-dependent diabetic men and mean of non-diabetic men is statistically significant.
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