Question: Be careful with this question, you must tick every correct option You need to compare 2 different cases below, note that in the second case

  1. Be careful with this question, you must tick every correct option You need to compare 2 different cases below, note that in the second case there is a larger difference between the means.

CASE1

group 1

group 2

mean

1689.3

1680

standard deviation

80

60

sample size

100

100

Test stat for two sample t test 0.93 verify this using a computer also calculate the pvalues for testing the claim there is a difference.

CASE 2

group 1

group 2

mean

1698.6

1680

standard deviation

80

60

sample size

100

100

Test stat for two sample t test 1.86 verify this using a computer also calculate the pvalue for testing if there is a difference.

a.

the sample proportion in group 1 is 20.93

b.

For case 2 the pvalue is 0.70

c.

For case 1 the pvalue is 0.35

d.

For case 2 the pvalue is 0.06

e.

For case 2 the pvalue is -0.17

f.

When you compare case 1 with case 2, case 2 has a bigger difference between the means so the p-value is smaller

g.

When you compare case 1 with case 2, case 2 has a larger sample size so there is more evidence that the population means are different so the p-value is higher

2. Be careful with question select all correct options

a.

xbar1-xbar2 measures the relationship between a quantitative variable and a categorical variable. It can be used to compare cases, the case with xbar1-xbar2 furthest from 0 has the strongest relationship

b.

correlation r measures the relationship between 2 quantitative variables. It can be used to compare cases, the case with r furthest from 0 has the strongest relationship

c.

phat1-phat2 measures the relationship between 2 categorical variables. It can be used to compare cases, the case with phat1-phat2 furthest from 0 has the strongest relationship

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