Answer: The critical value for a two-tailed t-test = 2.056
The critical value for a one-tailed t-test = 1.706
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Degree of freedom : df= 26
Significance level : 
Using student's t distribution table , the critical value for a two-tailed t-test will be :-
The critical value for a two-tailed t-test = 2.056
Again, Using student's t distribution table , the critical value for a one-tailed t-test will be :-
The critical value for a one-tailed t-test = 1.706
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When you go into this problem, you want to figure out your marble ammount to 50 so in this case we will say C for color and 50 for the total ammount of marbles.
We know 15 are pink, 8 are black, 2 are green, 18 are clear, and 7 are striped
15P/50
8B/50
2G/50
18C/50
7S/50 for a total of 50 marbles
Now we use the chart to decide our awnsers
A. We know our propability of drawing a green and clear is 20/50 which if we simplify is a 2/5 ratio. If We put this in perspective 2/5 is rare and is unlikley to even.
B. We know a striped marble is 18/50 or 1.8/5 ratio which is mainly unlikely
C. We have 23/50 marbles that are black and pink, our propability is about 2.3/5 and gives us an even chance to get one of these
D. We know we have 33/50 marbles that are pink and clear and gives us a 3.3/5 chance of getting one of these and gives us an even to likely chance of getting one of these.
E. If we have a total of 17 marbles in these 3 colors, we have a 1.7/5 chance of getting one of these and is probably impossible to unlikey.
Hello! For ease of calculations, we can identify the time it took for the weight to bounce back to the other direction, then the other, and then back to its original position by looking at the time it took for the weight to change from 0 to 25 to 0 to -25 then back to 0. This is one whole cycle of the weight.
By the time the weight first reached zero, 1.5 seconds has passed. By the third time it got to zero again, 7.5 seconds has passed. Therefore, one whole cycle of the weight is 7.5-1.5 = 6.0 seconds.
ANSWER: One whole cycle of the weight took 6 seconds.
