giving them wood and asking them to build the tallest tower humanly possible. 1 of those expermiemnds was repeated a month later, with the times (in seconds) and five pairs of children’s completion times are listed below. Test claim that there is
measurements of people are built by giving them wood and asking them to build the tallest tower humanly possible. 1 of those expermiemnds was repeated a month later, with the times (in seconds) and five pairs of children’s completion times are listed below.
Test claim that there is a difference in times between two trials. (a) At α = 1%, use classical approach and conclude (b) Use the P-value approach to conclude it.
1st Trial (A) 35 28 29 26 29
2nd Trial (B)33 27 27 27 23 .
estimate of standard error =8
P-value method- Using the t-distribution, we find the p-value is equal to 0.3899 for two-tailed test. 0.3899> sign level a/2=0.005, we fail to reject. So there's notsufficient evidence to conclude a big difference on the times between the 2 trials
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