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Answer: A large mean difference and small sample variances
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Effect size (η)</em> is a statistical measure that determines the strength of the association (numerically) between two variables. For example, if we have data on the weight of male and female candidates and we realize that, on average, males are heavier than females, the difference between the weight of males and the weight of female candidates is known as the effect size.
The larger the effect size, the larger the weight difference between males and females will be.
Statistic effect size helps us in analyzing if the difference is factual or if it is affected by a change of factors.
In hypothesis testing, effect size, power, sample size, and critical significance level are related to each other.
The effect size formula for a hypothesis test of mean difference is:
<em>η = </em>
The denominator s² is the combined sample variance.
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The effect size is affected by two components:
Sample mean difference
Sample variance.
As the sample mean difference is directly proportional to the effect size, on increasing the sample mean difference value the effect size will also increase.
Ans the sample variance is inversely proportional to the the effect size, on decreasing the sample variance value the effect size will increase and vice-versa.
Thus, the correct option is A large mean difference and small sample variances
If the prism's base is a square, and its width is 3 cm long that means its (the base's) length is also 3 cm. Since it is a square and a square's all sides has the same length. So let's find the base's area. To find it we'll multiply the length of its two sides. Since all sides has the same length, which is 3 cm. 3 times 3 gives us the area of the base.
To find the prism's volume, we multiply its base area with its height. Let's call the height with the variable 'h' . h times base area (which is 9) will give us the volume of the prism (which is 144).
Let's build the equation.
To solve for h, let's divide both sides by 9.
So we've found h (height) as 16 cm.
The answer is : d. 16
To find the prism's volume, we multiply its base area with its height. Let's call the height with the variable 'h' . h times base area (which is 9) will give us the volume of the prism (which is 144).
Let's build the equation.
To solve for h, let's divide both sides by 9.
So we've found h (height) as 16 cm.
The answer is : d. 16