00:01
So we have a series of questions here and in your first question you have if the we're doing a alternative of not equal to 0 for the difference in the test statistic is a 1 .99, you want to know the p value.
00:16
So if z is equal to 1 .99, then we need to find the probability that z is greater than or equal to that value and then multiply it by 2.
00:25
And so looking at my normal distribution chart, that first value is .0233, .0233 and we multiply that by 2 so we would have .0466 would be our p value.
00:44
Now your second question asks the degrees of freedom associated with that setting for a pooled variance is to take m plus n minus 2 and that is the degrees of freedom.
01:02
Now let's change color.
01:03
For the third question, your third question asks provided that at least one sample m and n is small and that the corresponding populations are both normal, then a confidence interval for the difference between the two with confidence level is and i don't, i can't answer that because i don't have any information for that.
01:31
It would look like basically this.
01:34
You would end up having the difference between, well the difference between your two samples and you would have that t value with the appropriate degrees of freedom and then you'd have that pooled standard deviation squared times 1 over the first sample size plus 1 over the second sample size.
01:56
So i'm not sure if that's what you're asking but that's what i'm going to give you.
02:00
Now for the fourth question.
02:02
You have the rejection region for a paired t is if you have 24 independent samples and it is a greater than test.
02:12
So for the mean being greater than 0 and again, you have a sample size of 24 so your degrees of freedom would be 23 and your alpha level was .05 and i have to quick check back at your sheet to make sure that's correct...