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In this I will work through a t-test to compare the means of two groups of data , selecting one set of quantitative variables from the DataSet (including all 289 cases . I will perform a t-test to determine if the Population Mean is equal to 5 .0 , beginning by stating the null and alternative hyphotheses . My final answer will point out if the null is confirmed or rejected , and why
I will then work through a chi-square test to compare the expected and observed frequencies of two groups within the Unit 1 Data Set , beginning by stating the null and alternative hypotheses , and pointing out if the null is confirmed or rejected , and why Samples
Work through a t-test to compare the means of the two groups of data to determine whether the population mean (The average phenotypic value of all individuals in population , Alpaca Library , 2005 ) is equal to 5
T-test - Comparison of the tenure of females to the tenure of males
A t-test is a test that employs the statistic (t ) to test a given statistical hypothesis about the mean (s ) of a population (Industry Forum , 2005
The null hypotheses would be that the population does not equal five and the alternate hypothesis that it does
Data was entered into a calculation table , where Group A gives detail of males and their tenure , and Group B represents females and their tenure . In both cases , the first column is gender and the second tenure
Data for Group A Data for Group B The results of this were as follows
t -12 .4
sdev 0 .575
degrees of freedom 574 The probability of this result , assuming the null hypothesis , is less than .0001
Group A : Number of items 240
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