Use the F-distribution to find the degrees of freedon for the numerator (d.f.N.), the degrees of freedom for the Denominator (d.f.D.) and the critical F-value Use the closest value when looking up the d.f.N. and d.f.D. in the tables. Test alpha α Sample 1 Sample 2 d.f.N. d.f.D. F critical Right 0.01 s12=37 n1=14 s22=89 n2=25 Two-tailed 0.10 s12=164 n1=21 s22=53 n2=17 Right 0.05 s12=92.8 n1=11 s22=43.6 n2=11
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f.N.), the degrees of freedom for the denominator (d.f.D.), and the critical F-value for each scenario, we'll follow these steps: ### Test 1: Right-tailed, α = 0.01, \(s_1^2 = 37\), \(n_1 = 14\), \(s_2^2 = 89\), \(n_2 = 25\) #### Show more…
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