If, after performing a t-test for comparison of means (alpha = .05), we obtain p = 0.0256, what is our conclusion?
| a. |
Fail to Reject H0 |
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| b. |
Reject H0 |
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| c. |
Reject H1 |
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| d. |
Unable to determine from the information provided. |
From the given
Level of significance =0.05
P-value =0.0256
Our rejection criterion is
Reject the null hypothesis if p-value is less than equal to level of significance.
Here p-value < level of significance
Hence Reject the null hypothesis (H0)
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