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    Asymp. Sig. (2-Tailed) .130 .265 .918 .269 .587 .587: One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test

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    KANA INDICA DEZIYA

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    Hasil Analisis Normalitas

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    One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test

    BB BK JD JA TS JU

    N 45 45 45 45 45 45

    Normal Parametersa Mean 43.2222 2.9071 19.0667 4.4667 36.3104 63.6896

    Std. Deviation 2.38641E1 1.75207 3.95658 1.97254 1.43246E1 1.43245E1

    Most Extreme Differences Absolute .174 .150 .083 .149 .115 .115

    Positive .174 .150 .073 .149 .115 .083

    Negative -.082 -.067 -.083 -.118 -.083 -.115

    Kolmogorov-Smirnov Z 1.170 1.005 .554 1.001 .774 .774

    Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) .130 .265 .918 .269 .587 .587

    a. Test distribution is Normal.

    Paired Samples Statistics

    Mean N Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean

    Pair 1 X1 43.22 3 4.170 2.407

    Y1 43.33 3 5.774 3.333

    Pair 2 X2 2.91 3 .208 .120

    Y2 3.10 3 .629 .363

    Pair 3 X3 19.07 3 1.562 .902

    Y3 21.6667 3 4.04145 2.33333

    Pair 4 X4 4.47 3 1.114 .643

    Y4 6.00 3 2.646 1.528

    Pair 5 X5 36.31 3 3.561 2.056

    Y5 72.89 3 5.231 3.020

    Pair 6 X6 63.69 3 3.561 2.056

    Y6 49.24 3 5.395 3.115

    Paired Samples Correlations

    N Correlation Sig.

    Pair 1 X1 & Y1 3 -.393 .743

    Pair 2 X2 & Y2 3 .159 .898

    Pair 3 X3 & Y3 3 -.554 .626

    Pair 4 X4 & Y4 3 -.882 .312

    Pair 5 X5 & Y5 3 -.925 .249


    Paired Samples Correlations

    N Correlation Sig.

    Pair 1 X1 & Y1 3 -.393 .743

    Pair 2 X2 & Y2 3 .159 .898

    Pair 3 X3 & Y3 3 -.554 .626

    Pair 4 X4 & Y4 3 -.882 .312

    Pair 5 X5 & Y5 3 -.925 .249

    Pair 6 X6 & Y6 3 .038 .976

    Paired Samples Test

    Paired Differences

    95% Confidence Interval of the


    Difference

    Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean Lower Upper t df Sig. (2-tailed)

    Pair 1 X1 - Y1 -.113 8.344 4.817 -20.841 20.614 -.024 2 .983

    Pair 2 X2 - Y2 -.190 .630 .364 -1.755 1.375 -.522 2 .653

    Pair 3 X3 - Y3 -2.59667 5.07674 2.93106 -15.20800 10.01467 -.886 2 .469

    Pair 4 X4 - Y4 -1.530 3.666 2.117 -10.637 7.577 -.723 2 .545

    Pair 5 X5 - Y5 -36.583 8.630 4.983 -58.022 -15.145 -7.342 2 .018

    Pair 6 X6 - Y6 14.453 6.351 3.667 -1.323 30.229 3.942 2 .059

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