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Perform a t-test (significance level a = 0.05) to test your null hypot pressure values measured in the sitting down and standing up pos pressure measurements. Enter the degrees of freedom, t-values a below. Provide all values to 3 significant figures.

Perform a t-test (significance level a = 0.05) to test your null hypot pressure values measured in the sitting down and standing up pos pressure measurements. Enter the degrees of freedom, t-values a below. Provide all values to 3 significant figures.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
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Perform a t-test (significance level a = 0.05) to test your null hypothesis and compare diastolic blood pressure values measured in the sitting down and standing up position. Do the same for the mean systolic pressure measurements. Enter the degrees of freedom, t-values and p-values for both tests in the table below. Provide all values to 3 significant figures. Hint: Use a paired t-test. Diastolic(mmHg) Diastolic(mmHg) Systolic (mmHg)standing Systolic (mmHg)sitting Standing 137 151 90 86 129 143 86 84 127 116 88 78 120 110 86 86 125 115 86 80 117 118 80 75 119 116 69 87 135 136 91 80 132 116 84 82 161 135 90 99 118 116 72 69 130 133 76 66 107 126 72 81 98 107 61 75 112 111 57 82 123 132 75 81 111 141 78 105 122 123 88 85 124 122 80 83 97 104 65 62 Based on the results from your t-tests, do you think that a change in posture has a relevant (statistically significant) effect on diastolic or systolic blood pressure?
Transcribed Image Text:Perform a t-test (significance level a = 0.05) to test your null hypothesis and compare diastolic blood pressure values measured in the sitting down and standing up position. Do the same for the mean systolic pressure measurements. Enter the degrees of freedom, t-values and p-values for both tests in the table below. Provide all values to 3 significant figures. Hint: Use a paired t-test. Diastolic(mmHg) Diastolic(mmHg) Systolic (mmHg)standing Systolic (mmHg)sitting Standing 137 151 90 86 129 143 86 84 127 116 88 78 120 110 86 86 125 115 86 80 117 118 80 75 119 116 69 87 135 136 91 80 132 116 84 82 161 135 90 99 118 116 72 69 130 133 76 66 107 126 72 81 98 107 61 75 112 111 57 82 123 132 75 81 111 141 78 105 122 123 88 85 124 122 80 83 97 104 65 62 Based on the results from your t-tests, do you think that a change in posture has a relevant (statistically significant) effect on diastolic or systolic blood pressure?
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