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between-subjects t-test A math teacher was interested in determining performance as a function of time of...

between-subjects t-test

A math teacher was interested in determining performance as a function of time of day during morning and evening classes. He recruited twenty students to participate: 10 were randomly assigned to participate in the morning class (8am), and the other 10 students were assigned to the afternoon class (3pm).

Data Set:

Student Morning Afternoon
1 50
2 34
3 43
4 65
5 60
6 54
7 45
8 54
9 45
10 75
11 43
12 53
13 67
14 65
15 78
16 50
17 54
18 45
19 65
20 45

Solutions

Expert Solution

Let the morning group be 1 and afternoon group be 2. Then,

Assumption: Homogeneity of variance in the two populations.

df = n1+n2-2

= 18

p-value = 0.4576 > 0.05 I.e. we fail to reject H0 and hence we can't say that performance is dependent on the time of the day.

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