Iif two separate samples have M1 equals 10 and M2 equals 18 with a pulled variance of 16 what is Cowan’s D?
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- Mean of the first sample (M1) = 10 - Mean of the second sample (M2) = 18 - Pulled variance (s^2) = 16 Show more…
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