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- Answer the letter D onlyChildren with autism differ significantly from children without autism on tests of varbal ability. repeated measures? or ind. with two tails?Perform at-test (significance level a - 0.0s) to test your null hypothesis and compare syatelic blood pressure values measured in the sitting down and standing up position. Enter the degrees of freedom, t-values and p-values for both tests in the table below. Provide all values to 3 significant gures. Hint: Use a paired t-test. Systolic (mmHg)standing (mmHg)sitting Systolic 137 151 129 143 127 116 120 110 125 115 117 118 119 116 135 136 132 116 161 135 118 116 130 133 107 126 98 107 112 111 123 132 111 141 122 123 124 122 97 104
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