It is equal. .21 ia the same as 21%
In one sample t-test, you compare it to some value that you already know to represent the population mean. In the t-test for correlated groups, the statistic is the difference between your two samples, which you test against the population mean difference.
Step-by-step explanation:
do you have a chart
to find probability is to add up all the numbers on the chart or the question that have been ask
when the question ask "draw or chance" you do this
example: Jack has 7red marbles 4 green, 2 yellow and 5 grey in a bag what is the chance of him pulling out 7 red marbles?
Well you would add up every number you see there
7+4+2+5=18
the question what is the chance the chance is the number over the amount of marbles that are in the bag
answer= 7/18
There are 936 girls in attendance at the concert
