Pair1BaselineOneWeekPaired Samples StatisticsMean6.387.20Pair 1 Baseline & One WeekNPair 1 Baseline - OneWeekPaired Samples CorrelationsN4040Mean40Std. Deviation1.9172.267-.825Correlation.295Std. ErrorMean.303.358Std. Deviation2.500Sig..065Paired Samples TestPaired DifferencesStd. ErrorMean.39595% ConfidenceInterval of theDifferenceLower-1.625Upper-.025t-2.087ASSIGNMENT No. 2PAGE - 3df39 ew Insert Format Tools Help Last edit was seconds ago100%my mNormal text2Using an alpha (a) level of .05, interpret the results from the Baseline / One-WeekDependent-Samples Test:Did you reject the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative hypothesis?OYESONO(check your answer selection)Justify your answer, that is, how did you come to your conclusion? Make reference to anytwo of the three methods of determination. Be sure to include all applicable values for themethods that you choose.If applicable (or indicate why not), calculate the Effect Size - show your work.Mean7d=SDIf applicable, use:NoTimes New...d-OR-0dMeanSD12 + BZUA ∞ @ Q- =- 13.45|67VNd-7||aor#

Pair 1 Baseline OneWeek Paired Samples Statistics Mean 6.38 7.20 N Pair 1 Baseline & One Week 40 40 Paired Samples Correlations N Std. Deviation 1.917 2.267 40 Correlation .295 Std. Error Mean Sig. .303 .358 .065

Pair 1 Baseline OneWeek Paired Samples Statistics Mean 6.38 7.20 N Pair 1 Baseline & One Week 40 40 Paired Samples Correlations N Std. Deviation 1.917 2.267 40 Correlation .295 Std. Error Mean Sig. .303 .358 .065

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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