3) An independent sample experiment uses 25 participants in one group and 30 participants in the...
3) An independent sample experiment uses 25 participants in one group and 30 participants in the second group to compare the two population means. What is the degrees of freedom used in this test ?
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For compariing two population means, we use independent samples t-test.
The critical value for a two-tailed test is given by: 
So, degrees of freedom = 
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