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Male and female students were asked to report how long they spend getting ready for a...

Male and female students were asked to report how long they spend getting ready for a date:

Men: 28, 35, 52, 14

Female: 30,82,53,61

Conduct all steps of an independent samples t-test and report the result of your test

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Given that,

Male and female students were asked to report how long they spend getting ready for a date.

Men/Male: 28, 35, 52, 14

Female: 30,82,53,61

Here we perfrom a  independent samples t-test at 5% level of significance. [5% level of significance means ]

let, Xi = ith data of men students and Yi = ith data of Feamle students

Population mean for men students. and   Population mean for female students.

Null and Alternative Hypothese:

vs

For this testing our appropriate test statistic is gievn by,

Where, Sample Mean for Men students  ,   Sample Mean of for Female students ,

Number of observation for Men students,   Number of observation for Female students ,

Sample Variance for Men students , Sample Varince for Female students ,

and under

Formula:  

  and [ Given ]

and   

and

Table For Calculation:

28 30 -4.25 -26.5 18.0625 702.25
35 82 2.75 25.5 7.5625 650.25
52 53 19.75 -3.5 390.0625 12.25
14 61 -18.25 4.5 333.0625 20.25
Total=129 Total=226 Total=748.75 Total=1385

Calculation: Putting the value from table and we get,

So value of test statistic is given by,

[ round to four decimal places ]

Rejection Rule:

We reject the null htpothesis at level if,

Here, and

[ from t-distribution probability table we get for DF=6 at level and for two tailed test t value is = 2.447 ]

i.e.

Decision/Result: Accept the null hypothesis at level

Coclusion: From the above result we can conclude that at 5% level of significance Men/Male and Female students are same for getting ready for a date.


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