00:01
So it looks like you only have one little component of this problem that you have an issue with.
00:05
You have a, you're conducting a t -test and your null hypothesis is that mean is 18 and alternately it's higher than, excuse me, not equal to 18.
00:17
So it is a two -tail test and so your test statistic, your t value, is to take that 17 minus the 18 over the 4 .5 divided by the square root of the sample size of 48.
00:33
And so i do find, and i'm going to actually enter that as a t -test under statistics.
00:40
So 18, we have the 17 as the sample size, the 4 .5, the 48, and we are doing a not equal to.
00:50
And so i do agree with you that to two decimal places this value is a value of negative 1 .54.
01:00
Now, looking at the table, we know we have 47 degrees of freedom.
01:06
And when i look at my t -table, i see that a value of, and let me quick look at that again, that negative 1 .54, we're not going to show that in the table.
01:18
But looking up 1 .54, that is between 1 .1, 1 .299 and 1 .677.
01:31
And those values in the upper tail are 0 .1 and 0 .05.
01:37
So they're 0 .1 and 0 .05, but this is a two -tail test, so i agree it's going to be 0 .1 to 0 .2.
01:46
So you got those correct...