The following data shows the age at diagnosis of type ii diabetes in young adults. Is...

The following data shows the age at diagnosis of type ii diabetes in young adults. Is the age at diagnosis different for males and females ? Mann-Whitney.

MALES 19 22 16 29 24

FEMALES 20 11 17 12

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The following data shows the age at diagnosis of type ii diabetes in young adults. Is the age at diagnosis different for males and females ? Mann-Whitney.

MALES 19 22 16 29 24

FEMALES 20 11 17 12

Wilcoxon - Mann/Whitney Test

	n	sum of ranks
	5	32	MALES
	4	13	FEMALES
	9	45	total

		25.00	expected value
		4.08	standard deviation
		1.59	z
		.1113	p-value (two-tailed)


No.	Label	Data	Rank
1	MALES	19	5
2	MALES	22	7
3	MALES	16	3
4	MALES	29	9
5	MALES	24	8
6	FEMALES	20	6
7	FEMALES	11	1
8	FEMALES	17	4
9	FEMALES	12	2

η₁: median of control
η₂: median of inbred
Difference: η₁ - η₂
Null hypothesis	H₀: η₁ - η₂ = 0
Alternative hypothesis	H₁: η₁ - η₂ ≠ 0

Calculated z= 1.59, P=0.1113 which is > 0.05 level of significance.

Ho is not rejected.

There is not sufficient evidence to conclude that the age at diagnosis are different for males and females .

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