Which of the following are the assumptions for a Correlation t Test? Expected values > 5 Fixed number of trials Independent trials Independent samples Unknown population standard deviation Equal population variances Normal Distribution: n 2 30 or Population is normally distributed Random sample Known population standard deviation Normal Distribution: scatterplot is linear and residual plot has no pattern Normal Distribution: n,p, 2 5, n,(1-p,) > 5 n,p, 2 5 & n,(1-p,) > 5 2 5, n,(1-p,) 2 5 np, Two outcomes The proportion is constant Normal Distribution: np 2 5 & n(1-p) > 5

Which of the following are the assumptions for a Correlation t Test? Expected values > 5 Fixed number of trials Independent trials Independent samples Unknown population standard deviation Equal population variances Normal Distribution: n 2 30 or Population is normally distributed Random sample Known population standard deviation Normal Distribution: scatterplot is linear and residual plot has no pattern Normal Distribution: n,p, 2 5, n,(1-p,) > 5 n,p, 2 5 & n,(1-p,) > 5 2 5, n,(1-p,) 2 5 np, Two outcomes The proportion is constant Normal Distribution: np 2 5 & n(1-p) > 5

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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