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    The document provides instructions and data for performing several inferential statistical tests, including: 1. A paired t-test to compare women's weight before and after taking a diet pill. 2. A two-sample t-test to compare weight by marital status. 3. A one-way ANOVA to compare weight gain in children using different brands of milk. 4. An analysis of correlation and regression to investigate the relationship between study hours and exam scores. The analyses are to determine if there are statistically significant differences or relationships between the variables at the 0.05 level. Tables are to be provided showing the relevant statistics and their interpretations.

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    The document provides instructions and data for performing several inferential statistical tests, including: 1. A paired t-test to compare women's weight before and after taking a diet pill. 2. A two-sample t-test to compare weight by marital status. 3. A one-way ANOVA to compare weight gain in children using different brands of milk. 4. An analysis of correlation and regression to investigate the relationship between study hours and exam scores. The analyses are to determine if there are statistically significant differences or relationships between the variables at the 0.05 level. Tables are to be provided showing the relevant statistics and their interpretations.

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    The document provides instructions and data for performing several inferential statistical tests, including: 1. A paired t-test to compare women's weight before and after taking a diet pill. 2. A two-sample t-test to compare weight by marital status. 3. A one-way ANOVA to compare weight gain in children using different brands of milk. 4. An analysis of correlation and regression to investigate the relationship between study hours and exam scores. The analyses are to determine if there are statistically significant differences or relationships between the variables at the 0.05 level. Tables are to be provided showing the relevant statistics and their interpretations.

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    Stat Activity 6

    Inferential Stat (Use the Data in Sample Data 1-sheets 1,2,3)

    1. Using the data, test the hypothesis that there is no significant difference in weight of women who
    took a new diet pill. (Use Paired-T)

    Weight before After


    58.5 60
    60.3 54.9
    61.7 58.1
    69 62.1
    64 58.5
    Answer :

    Weight Mean SD t-value P-value Remarks

    Before

    After

    ** p ≤0.01-Highly significant

    Ho:

    Decision:

    Finding:

    2. Determine if there is no significant difference in the weight of women after taking a new diet pill
    when they are grouped by marital status. (Use 2-sample T)

    54. 58. 62. 58. 58. 60. 61.


    weight 60 9 1 1 5 5 3 7 69 64
    status 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2
    Note: Code :1-single ; 2-married

    Answer:

    Weight Mean SD t-value p-value Remarks

    Single

    Married

    Ho:
    Decision:

    Finding:

    3. Three brands of milk were tried and compared on a sample of three groups of 9 children to find out
    if they increase the weight of the subjects. The data is reflected in the following table in terms of
    weight gain in pounds. Determine if there is no significant difference in the average weight gain (in
    lbs) among the three groups of children using the 3 brands of milk at 0.05 level.(Use ANOVA one
    Way)

    Brand A Brand B Brand C


    4.4 3.1 2.9
    4 2.9 2.7
    3.5 3.7 3.1
    5.2 3.8 3.8
    4.7 4.1 3.4
    4.2 3.9 2.8
    3.7 3.2 3.5
    3.5 3 3.3

    Asnwer:

    Brand Mean SD F-value p-value Remarks

    Ho:

    Decision:

    Finding:
    4. Investigate if there is a significant relationship between the no. of hours spent in studying and the
    final examination scores of nursing students.

    no. hrs studying


    (x) exam score (y)
    3 30
    5 54
    4 40
    10 90
    9 85
    8 82
    7 78
    6 68
    5 60
    4 48
    12 96
    3 35

    Answer:

    r Relationship p
    Variables Remarks
    value Strength value
    No. of hours spent and exam scores

    Note: Relationship Strength Scale: 1.00 (Perfect); 0.80-0.99 (Very Strong); 0.60-0.79 (Strong); 0.40-0.59 (Average); 0.20-
    0.39 (Weak); 0.01-0.19 (Very Weak); 0.00 (No Relationship)

    Probability Value Scale: **p<0.01 (Highly Significant); *p<0.05 (Significant); p>0.05 (Not significant)

    Ho:

    Decision:

    Finding:
    5. Identify which between the two variables predict students’ exam score.

    Use Regression Analysis


    Predictors Coef (β) SE Coef t- value p-value
    (Constant)

    R2 =
    Equation:

    Interpretation:

    Note:
    1. Use the steps given in the ppt file named “steps” as your guide .
    2. Pls use snipping tool of the minitab results and paste it below when you submit your answers.

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