ter clicking the Generate Results button, SALT will display the summary of the One Sample t test on the right side of the Inferential Statistics page. ter the requested values below. Round your standard error to three decimal places and your test statistic to two decimal places. andard Error: 0.493✔✔ st Statistic: grees of freedom: alue: 5 of 5 66.366 53✔✔ less than 0.05 53 0.493 66.37 less than 0.05 ce the P-value is less than our significance value of 0.05, this leads us to [reject the null hypothesis. sed on the sample data, there ---Select--- convincing evidence that male Boston Marathon winners have an average finish time that is longer than the e Boston Wheelchair Marathon winners than what could have resulted from sampling error alone. In other words, Boston's male wheelchair athlete ners finish a marathon in ---Select--time, on average, than male Boston marathon winners. cional extension: In case you would like to investigate whether a similar relationship holds for female athletes, you could perform a hypothesis test to pare female Boston Marathon winners' finich time t

ter clicking the Generate Results button, SALT will display the summary of the One Sample t test on the right side of the Inferential Statistics page. ter the requested values below. Round your standard error to three decimal places and your test statistic to two decimal places. andard Error: 0.493✔✔ st Statistic: grees of freedom: alue: 5 of 5 66.366 53✔✔ less than 0.05 53 0.493 66.37 less than 0.05 ce the P-value is less than our significance value of 0.05, this leads us to [reject the null hypothesis. sed on the sample data, there ---Select--- convincing evidence that male Boston Marathon winners have an average finish time that is longer than the e Boston Wheelchair Marathon winners than what could have resulted from sampling error alone. In other words, Boston's male wheelchair athlete ners finish a marathon in ---Select--time, on average, than male Boston marathon winners. cional extension: In case you would like to investigate whether a similar relationship holds for female athletes, you could perform a hypothesis test to pare female Boston Marathon winners' finich time t

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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