3. A researcher investigated the effects of cold on hypertension in rats by randomly assigning six rats to a 26°C environment and six to a 5°C environment and recording their blood pressures. Rat 3 10 11 12 Temp 26 26 26 26 26 26 5 5 5 5 (°C) Blood 152 149 176 157 182 179 369 354 423 366 375 384 Pressure LO (c) Construct a t-interval for the difference between the blood pressures of the two treatment groups. Use 95% confidence. Using the Values of the t-distribution (two-tailed) table the critical t-value is 2.228 Pooled variance =((6 – 1) * 14.7705² + (6 – 1) * 23.95622)/(6+ 6 – 2) = 396.0336 Lower Bound :(165.833 – 378.5) – 2.228 * (396.0 * (- +)) = -238.27 Upper Bound:(165.833 – 378.5) + 2.228 * (3960 ( + ) = -187.07

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3. A researcher investigated the effects of cold on hypertension in rats by
randomly assigning six rats to a 26°C environment and six to a 5°C
environment and recording their blood pressures.
Rat
3
10
11
12
Temp
26
26
26
26
26
26
5
5
5
5
(°C)
Blood
152
149 176 157 182 179
369
354 423 366 375 384
Pressure
LO
Transcribed Image Text:3. A researcher investigated the effects of cold on hypertension in rats by randomly assigning six rats to a 26°C environment and six to a 5°C environment and recording their blood pressures. Rat 3 10 11 12 Temp 26 26 26 26 26 26 5 5 5 5 (°C) Blood 152 149 176 157 182 179 369 354 423 366 375 384 Pressure LO
(c) Construct a t-interval for the difference between the blood pressures of the
two treatment groups. Use 95% confidence.
Using the Values of the t-distribution (two-tailed) table the critical t-value is 2.228
Pooled variance =((6 – 1) * 14.7705² + (6 – 1) * 23.95622)/(6+ 6 – 2) = 396.0336
Lower Bound :(165.833 – 378.5) – 2.228 *
(396.0 * (- +)) = -238.27
Upper Bound:(165.833 – 378.5) + 2.228 *
(3960 ( + )
= -187.07
Transcribed Image Text:(c) Construct a t-interval for the difference between the blood pressures of the two treatment groups. Use 95% confidence. Using the Values of the t-distribution (two-tailed) table the critical t-value is 2.228 Pooled variance =((6 – 1) * 14.7705² + (6 – 1) * 23.95622)/(6+ 6 – 2) = 396.0336 Lower Bound :(165.833 – 378.5) – 2.228 * (396.0 * (- +)) = -238.27 Upper Bound:(165.833 – 378.5) + 2.228 * (3960 ( + ) = -187.07
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(c)

 

Formula for confidence interval between two means:

 

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Degrees of freedom:

From the given information, n1=6 and n2=6.

The degree of freedom is, n1+n2 -2 = 6+6-2 =10.

The level of confidence is 0.95. Therefore, the level of significance is 1-0.95=0.05 and α/2=0.05/2=0.025.

From the t distribution table, the critical value corresponding with 10 degrees of freedom and 0.025 level of significance in “Area in one tail” is 2.228.

Pooled variance:

Calculation of Mean and Standard deviation for 26 degrees environment:

The mean value for the given sample observations is 165.833 and it is calculated by using Excel function, “=AVERAGE (A1:A6)”.

The standard deviation for the given sample is 14.7705 and it is calculated by using Excel function, “=STDEV (A1:A6)”.

 

Calculation of Mean and Standard deviation for 5 degrees environment:

The mean value for the given sample observations is 378.5 and it is calculated by using Excel function, “=AVERAGE (B1:B6)”.

The standard deviation for the given sample is 23.9562 and it is calculated by using Excel function, “=STDEV (B1:B6)”.

Therefore, the pooled variance is,

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