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craiczarry

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t(14) = 3.35, one-tailed. Based on these results, we _____.
 
  a. reject Ho
  b. fail to reject Ho
  c. accept Ho
  d. reject Ha

Question 2

tcv = 3.35 and tobt = 3.55 . Based on these results, we _____.
 
  a. reject Ho
  b. fail to reject Ho
  c. accept Ho
  d. reject Ha



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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