This was brilliant stuff. I am not a maths genius at all, but watching your videos and making notes of these examples has helped me to become more confident in working with data, and it's even quite enjoyable 😊
Thanks for this video, I was looking around for hours for a solution to my problem. The video was very clear and easy to understand, I really appreciate it
This video is very clear to understand the analysis of data for Non statistical students , However No data samples are not clear it will f immense useful delivering details of data points
I wonder if there is a way to use the t-test in order to translate all of the speicified data from specific stocks price movements. In order to find the probability of the population of price movement based on a 5% margin of error.
Great tutorial. Two things though: I noticed you used the standard deviation of the population, instead of the sample . Also your last comment states that the p value is less than the alpha being 0.05 instead of stating that it is 0.025 in the two tailed situation. Otherwise very clear
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WOW, this video was incredibly clear, simple, and professional. thanks a lot
Thanks for your kind feedback Asmaa
This was brilliant stuff. I am not a maths genius at all, but watching your videos and making notes of these examples has helped me to become more confident in working with data, and it's even quite enjoyable 😊
Thanks for this video, I was looking around for hours for a solution to my problem. The video was very clear and easy to understand, I really appreciate it
Your saving lives man! One-sample T-Test stat at a time!
this video has been a life saver helping me with my stats homework! Much appreciated :)
Thank you very much! you saved me from so much headache on how to deduct T-stat and P-value from one sample list!!!! 🙏
Thanks for the video! Really did help!
Thank you so much!! This video was so perfect and well explained!!
Thanks for the feedback Stephanie!
This video is very clear to understand the analysis of data for Non statistical students , However No data samples are not clear it will f immense useful delivering details of data points
Wonderfully explained
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thank you so much for this tutorial
You're very welcome!
Fantastic!! Great explanation and easy to understand...thank you for the video!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot!
Great video!!!
very nice and helpful video. thank you so much.
How can I calculate hypothesized mean?
I wonder if there is a way to use the t-test in order to translate all of the speicified data from specific stocks price movements. In order to find the probability of the population of price movement based on a 5% margin of error.
Tdist is compatible with version 2007 or earlier.
What of more recent version of ms
amazing, thank you!
Great tutorial. Two things though: I noticed you used the standard deviation of the population, instead of the sample . Also your last comment states that the p value is less than the alpha being 0.05 instead of stating that it is 0.025 in the two tailed situation. Otherwise very clear
I immediately noticed this and wondered how many students became frustrated as they calculated population instead of samples
Thank u so much
great you saved my life
best explanation
Glad you think so!
Wonderful
How do you get around if the t-test were to be negative? What would the excel computations be?
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How did hypothesis mean was calculated
Where does the 66.5 for the national average come from?? im just supposed to know that?
same doubt. how can i find my value for hypothesis mean.?
the t-statistic comes up negative and i cannot get a p value! what to do? take the absolute value of t-statistic?
thanx
You're welcome!
it says something else now...not the tails it says true or false
Help! My answer is coming up in standard form, how do I change it? :(
Hi Lewis,
What do you mean by standard form? So you cannot see a p value?
why cant they make a command for this?! thank you btw
Where is the first part of solving this problem, I guess the this is not for beginners. Thank bye.