What is the conclusion? What is your conclusion?-There is no evidence to suggest a difference.-There is a difference in newborns' APGAR score based on whether the mother smoked or not.-Newborns whose mothers didn't smoke have higher APGAR score than newborns whose mother did smoke. -Newborns whose mothers didn't smoke have lower APGAR score than newborns whose mother did smoke. A researcher wants to see if there is a difference in APGAR scores of newbornsdepending on whether the mother smoked during pregnancy or not. She collectsdata and analyzes the results using SPSS.T-TestGroup StatisticsStd.Std. ErrorMother smokesNMeanDeviationMeanAPGARno447.18181.9443.2931yes165.31251.9568.4892Independent Samples TestLevene's Testfor Equality ofVariancest-test for Equality of Means95% ConfidenceInterval of theSig.(2-tailed)Std.MeanErrorDifferenceFSig.tdfDiff.Dif.LowerUpperAPGAREqual variances.051.8223.28858.0021.8693.5686.73123.0074assumedEqual variancesnot assumed3.27826.5.0031.8693.5703.69823.0405What isyourconclusion?

Statistical hypothesis testing is an important method in inferential statistics. It is used to test…

What is the conclusion? What is your conclusion? -There is no evidence to suggest a difference. -There is a difference in newborns' APGAR score based on whether the mother smoked or not. -Newborns whose mothers didn't smoke have higher APGAR score than newborns whose mother did smoke. -Newborns whose mothers didn't smoke have lower APGAR score than newborns whose mother did smoke.

What is the conclusion? What is your conclusion? -There is no evidence to suggest a difference. -There is a difference in newborns' APGAR score based on whether the mother smoked or not. -Newborns whose mothers didn't smoke have higher APGAR score than newborns whose mother did smoke. -Newborns whose mothers didn't smoke have lower APGAR score than newborns whose mother did smoke.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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