Group Statistics171C04(R):Rs RACEB/W/HStd.DeviationStd. ErrorMeanN.MeanBY17 00810 #XBLACK:(1)14882.431.843.048DRNK/LIFETIMEWHITE:(2)63563.612.279.029Independent Samples TestLevene's Test for Equality ofVariancest-tSig. (2-tailed)FSig.dfBY17 00810 #XDRNK/LIFETIMEEqual variancesassumed300.885.000-18.7047842.000Equal varíances notassumed-21.3092661.631.000 C10. In this SPSS output, we examine lifetime use of alcohol among white and blackstudents based on the MTF 2017. Lifetime use is measured on an ordinal scale:1= 0occasions, 2 = 1-2 times, 3 = 3–5 times, 4 = 6-9 times. 5 = 10-19 times, 6 = 20-39 times,and 7 = 40+. Present Step 5 (final decision) for these data. Assume alpha = .05,%3D%3Dtwo-tailed test.CHAPTER 8 TESTINGH

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• In this SPSS output, we examine lifetime use of alcohol among white and black students based on the MTF 2017. Lifetime use is measured on an ordinal scale: 1 = 0 occasions, 2 = 1-2 times, 3 = 3–5 times, 4 = 6-9 times, 5 = 10–19 times, 6 = 20-39 times, and 7 = 40+. Present Step 5 (final decision) for these data. Assume alpha = .05, two-tailed test. %3D %3D %3D

• In this SPSS output, we examine lifetime use of alcohol among white and black students based on the MTF 2017. Lifetime use is measured on an ordinal scale: 1 = 0 occasions, 2 = 1-2 times, 3 = 3–5 times, 4 = 6-9 times, 5 = 10–19 times, 6 = 20-39 times, and 7 = 40+. Present Step 5 (final decision) for these data. Assume alpha = .05, two-tailed test. %3D %3D %3D

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