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For questions 1-3: For this question use the following values: n = 14, sD = 0.80,...

For questions 1-3:

For this question use the following values: n = 14, sD = 0.80, and d = -0.33.

1)

Find the P-value for the test

H0: μD = 0

H1: μD ≠ 0

0.035

0.070

0.106

0.147

0.161

0.222

0.260

0.300

0.324

0.379

2)

Compute the lower limit of the 94% confidence interval on the differencebetween population means.

-0.946

-0.770

-0.581

-0.482

-0.136

-0.112

0.047

0.542

0.608

0.928

3)

Compute the upper limit of the 94% confidence interval on the differencebetween population means.

-0.779

-0.699

-0.620

-0.382

0.004

0.110

0.137

0.313

0.529

0.972

For questions 4-6:

For this question use the following values: n = 13, sD = 0.70, and d = 0.33.

QUESTION 4

Find the P-value for the test

H0: μD = 0

H1: μD ≠ 0

0.006

0.034

0.067

0.115

0.231

0.246

0.276

0.311

0.325

0.337

Question 5

Compute the lower limit of the 89% confidence interval on the differencebetween population means.

-0.915

-0.807

-0.742

-0.689

-0.651

-0.158

-0.005

0.154

0.226

0.736

  

Question 6

Compute the upper limit of the 89% confidence interval on the differencebetween population means.

-0.827

-0.450

0.125

0.208

0.477

0.665

0.702

0.750

0.809

0.863

Homework Answers

Answer #1

1)

t = (-0.33/(0.8/sqrt(14))
= -1.5434

p value is calculated using t = -1.5434 and df = 13

p value = 0.147

2)
t value at 94% = 2.06

CI = d - t *(s/sqrt(n))
= -0.33 - 2.06 *(0.8/sqrt(14))
= -0.770

3)

t value at 94% = 2.06

CI = d + t *(s/sqrt(n))
= -0.33 + 2.06 *(0.8/sqrt(14))
= 0.110

4)

1)

t = (0.33/(0.7/sqrt(13))
= 1.7

p value is calculated using t = 1.7 and df = 12

p value = 0.115

5)
t value at 89% = 1.726

CI = d - t *(s/sqrt(n))
= 0.33 - 1.726 *(0.7/sqrt(13))
= -0.005

6)

t value at 89% = 1.726

CI = d + t *(s/sqrt(n))
= 0.33 + 1.726 *(0.7/sqrt(13))
= 0.665

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