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May I get the below answerd within the next hour please? Part 2. Urgent help nee

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May I get the below answerd within the next hour please? Part 2. Urgent help needed.

6. Dr. Stoned wishes to know if giving students Valium during a statistics exam influences their grade. She recruits 50 undergraduate students from the statistics course that she teaches. She gives half of her participants Valium and she gives the other half a placebo pill just before they take their final exam. The average grade for students who took Valium was 82.5, and the average grade for students who took the placebo pill was 78.5. The estimated standard error of the mean for the two samples was 4.3. What type of statistical test you should conduct?

7. Dr. Stoned wishes to know if giving students Valium during a statistics exam influences their grade. She recruits 50 undergraduate students from the statistics course that she teaches. She gives half of her participants Valium and she gives the other half a placebo pill just before they take their final exam. The average grade for students who took Valium was 82.5, and the average grade for students who took the placebo pill was 78.5. The estimated standard error of the mean for the two samples was 4.3. Should you perform a one-tailed or two-tailed test, why?

8. Dr. Stoned wishes to know if giving students Valium during a statistics exam influences their grade. She recruits 50 undergraduate students from the statistics course that she teaches. She gives half of her participants Valium and she gives the other half a placebo pill just before they take their final exam. The average grade for students who took Valium was 82.5, and the average grade for students who took the placebo pill was 78.5. The estimated standard error of the mean for the two samples was 4.3. Conduct the appropriate statistical test using the steps for hypothesis testing. Be sure to report your statistical result in your interpretation.

9. Dr. Stoned wishes to know if giving students Valium during a statistics exam influences their grade. She recruits 50 undergraduate students from the statistics course that she teaches. She gives half of her participants Valium and she gives the other half a placebo pill just before they take their final exam. The average grade for students who took Valium was 82.5, and the average grade for students who took the placebo pill was 78.5. The estimated standard error of the mean for the two samples was 4.3. Find the 95% confidence interval.

10. Dr. Stoned wishes to know if giving students Valium during a statistics exam influences their grade. She recruits 50 undergraduate students from the statistics course that she teaches. She gives half of her participants Valium and she gives the other half a placebo pill just before they take their final exam. The average grade for students who took Valium was 82.5, and the average grade for students who took the placebo pill was 78.5. The estimated standard error of the mean for the two samples was 4.3. Interpret your confidence interval: what does it mean?

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6. Dr. Stoned wishes to know if giving students Valium during a statistics exam influences their grade. She recruits 50 undergraduate students from the statistics course that she teaches. She gives half of her participants Valium and she gives the other half a placebo pill just before they take their final exam. The average grade for students who took Valium was 82.5, and the average grade for students who took the placebo pill was 78.5. The estimated standard error of the mean for the two samples was 4.3. What type of statistical test you should conduct?

It should T test for two sample

7. Dr. Stoned wishes to know if giving students Valium during a statistics exam influences their grade. She recruits 50 undergraduate students from the statistics course that she teaches. She gives half of her participants Valium and she gives the other half a placebo pill just before they take their final exam. The average grade for students who took Valium was 82.5, and the average grade for students who took the placebo pill was 78.5. The estimated standard error of the mean for the two samples was 4.3. Should you perform a one-tailed or two-tailed test, why?

it should be two tailed test because we want to see if there influences , but it not said if some how influences