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    The document reports the results of several t-tests comparing the means of related samples: 1) Silver opening and closing prices - The t-stat falls within the acceptable region so the null hypothesis that there is no difference between means is accepted. 2) Gold opening and closing prices - Again, the t-stat is acceptable so the null hypothesis is accepted. 3) Nifty Metal opening and closing prices - The t-stat is acceptable and the null hypothesis is accepted. 4) Nifty Metal high and low prices - The t-stat falls in the critical region so the null hypothesis is rejected, indicating there is a significant difference between average high and low prices.

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    T - Test For 2 Paired of Means

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    The document reports the results of several t-tests comparing the means of related samples: 1) Silver opening and closing prices - The t-stat falls within the acceptable region so the null hypothesis that there is no difference between means is accepted. 2) Gold opening and closing prices - Again, the t-stat is acceptable so the null hypothesis is accepted. 3) Nifty Metal opening and closing prices - The t-stat is acceptable and the null hypothesis is accepted. 4) Nifty Metal high and low prices - The t-stat falls in the critical region so the null hypothesis is rejected, indicating there is a significant difference between average high and low prices.

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    The document reports the results of several t-tests comparing the means of related samples: 1) Silver opening and closing prices - The t-stat falls within the acceptable region so the null hypothesis that there is no difference between means is accepted. 2) Gold opening and closing prices - Again, the t-stat is acceptable so the null hypothesis is accepted. 3) Nifty Metal opening and closing prices - The t-stat is acceptable and the null hypothesis is accepted. 4) Nifty Metal high and low prices - The t-stat falls in the critical region so the null hypothesis is rejected, indicating there is a significant difference between average high and low prices.

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    T - Test For 2 Paired of Means

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    The document reports the results of several t-tests comparing the means of related samples: 1) Silver opening and closing prices - The t-stat falls within the acceptable region so the null hypothesis that there is no difference between means is accepted. 2) Gold opening and closing prices - Again, the t-stat is acceptable so the null hypothesis is accepted. 3) Nifty Metal opening and closing prices - The t-stat is acceptable and the null hypothesis is accepted. 4) Nifty Metal high and low prices - The t-stat falls in the critical region so the null hypothesis is rejected, indicating there is a significant difference between average high and low prices.

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    t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means for Silver

    μ1- average opening price of Silver 


    μ2- average closing price of Silver

    Assuming the null hypothesis i.e. 


    Ho: μ1=μ 2 [perception is wrong] (there is no significant difference between average
    opening and closing price of silver.)

    H1: μ1≠μ2 [perception is right] (there is significant difference between average opening
    and closing price of silver.)

    Taking confidence level= 95%, α (level of significance) = 0.05 


    t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means OPENING (Rs.) CLOSING (Rs.)
    Mean 57961.1 58150.46667
    Variance 85811964.29 83149239.95
    Observations 60 60
    Pearson Correlation 0.980274088  
    Hypothesized Mean Difference 0  
    Df 59  
    t Stat -0.800997432  
    P(T<=t) one-tail 0.213173551  
    t Critical one-tail 1.671093032  
    P(T<=t) two-tail 0.426347103  
    t Critical two-tail 2.000995378  

    t critical = 2.00
    t stat = -0.80

    Conclusion - As, t stat falls under acceptable region, we will accept the Ho, concluding
    perception (there is no significant difference between average opening and closing price
    of silver) is wrong.
    t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means for Gold

    μ1- average opening price of Gold


    μ2- average closing price of Gold

    Assuming the null hypothesis i.e. 


    Ho: μ1=μ 2 [perception is wrong] (there is no significant difference between average
    opening and closing price of Gold.)

    H1: μ1≠μ2 [perception is right] (there is significant difference between average opening
    and closing price of Gold.)

    Taking confidence level= 95%, α (level of significance) = 0.05 

    t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means Opening Price Closing Price
    Mean 49756.38333 49816.88333
    Variance 7147012.647 6945370.037
    Observations 60 60
    Pearson Correlation 0.976452824  
    Hypothesized Mean Difference 0  
    Df 59  
    t Stat -0.811800825  
    P(T<=t) one-tail 0.21008457  
    t Critical one-tail 1.671093032  
    P(T<=t) two-tail 0.420169141  
    t Critical two-tail 2.000995378  

    t critical = 2.00
    t stat = -0.81

    Conclusion - As, t stat falls under acceptable region, we will accept the Ho, concluding
    perception (there is no significant difference between average opening and closing price
    of gold) is wrong.
    t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means for Nifty Metal

    μ1- average opening price of Nifty Metal


    μ2- average closing price of Nifty Metal

    Assuming the null hypothesis i.e. 


    Ho: μ1=μ 2 [perception is wrong - there is no significant difference between average
    opening and closing price of Nifty Metal.)

    H1: μ1≠μ2 [perception is right - there is significant difference between average opening
    and closing price of Nifty Metal.)

    Taking confidence level= 95%, α (level of significance) = 0.05 

    t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means Open Close


    Mean 2125.493333 2127.52
    Variance 28507.50216 28923.63188
    Observations 60 60
    Pearson Correlation 0.981580474  
    Hypothesized Mean Difference 0  
    Df 59  
    t Stat -0.482326887  
    P(T<=t) one-tail 0.315679195  
    t Critical one-tail 1.671093032  
    P(T<=t) two-tail 0.631358389  
    t Critical two-tail 2.000995378  

    t critical = 2.00
    t stat = -0.48

    Conclusion - As, t stat falls under acceptable region, we will accept the Ho, concluding
    perception (there is no significant difference between average opening and closing price
    of Nifty Metal) is wrong.
    t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means for Nifty Metal

    μ1- average high of Nifty Metal


    μ2- average low of Nifty Metal

    Assuming the null hypothesis i.e. 


    Ho: μ1=μ 2 [perception is wrong] (there is no significant difference between average high
    and low of Nifty Metal.)

    H1: μ1≠μ2 [perception is right] (there is significant difference between average high and
    low of Nifty Metal.)

    Taking confidence level= 95%, α (level of significance) = 0.05 

    t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means High Low


    Mean 2152.820833 2101.9775
    Variance 28365.80808 28996.29461
    Observations 60 60
    Pearson Correlation 0.99463478  
    Hypothesized Mean Difference 0  
    Df 59  
    t Stat 22.32467512  
    P(T<=t) one-tail 9.23662E-31  
    t Critical one-tail 1.671093032  
    P(T<=t) two-tail 1.84732E-30  
    t Critical two-tail 2.000995378  

    t critical = 2.00
    t stat = 22.32

    Conclusion - As, t stat falls under critical region, we will reject the Ho, concluding
    perception (there is significant difference between average high and low of Nifty Metal)
    is right.

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