These values come from a t- distribution with 15 degrees of freedom. These values represent the probability to the right of the given positive values. Value t -probability 1.00 0.1666 1.20 0.1244 1.40 0.0909 These values represent the positive t- value for a given probability in both tails (sum of both tails). Probability t -value 0.20 1.3406 0.10 1.7531 0.05 2.1315 (A) What is the probability of a t-value between –1.40 and +1.40? (B) What is the probability to the left of t-value of -1.7531? (C) What is the probability to the left of t-value of -1.20?

These values come from a t- distribution with 15 degrees of freedom. These values represent the probability to the right of the given positive values. Value t -probability 1.00 0.1666 1.20 0.1244 1.40 0.0909 These values represent the positive t- value for a given probability in both tails (sum of both tails). Probability t -value 0.20 1.3406 0.10 1.7531 0.05 2.1315 (A) What is the probability of a t-value between –1.40 and +1.40? (B) What is the probability to the left of t-value of -1.7531? (C) What is the probability to the left of t-value of -1.20?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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