Can anyone help me answer the below question for my Advanced Statistics course?

10 Part I: questions about the t-statistic A researcher analyzes data for a study and obtains the following statistics: x32: 1 2, and 3335'\"? =3 Answer the following questions about calculating a rstatistic for the data in this example. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. What is the t-value? In the rstatistic formula, what is the assumed value for the population parameter? Given the assumed value for the population parameter, what is the value that indicates the amount of sampling error that was made in this study? If this study were repeated over and over, what is the typical amount of sampling error that would be made in each study? Given the assumed value for the population parameter, the error in this study is equal to the typical error times what value? One component of the r-formula is something that is calculated from the sample, and if we knew the true population parameter for this, there would be no reason for doing the rtest. 1n the above example, what is this value? Another component of the tfonnula is something that is calculated from the sample, and if we knew the true population parameter for this, the distribution would change from a r-distribution to a :-distribution. [a the above example, what is this value