Example 1
Sample Mean: 25; Population Mean: 20; Sample Standard Deviation: 5; Sample Size: 30
T-Statistic: 5.477225575
Calculates the t-statistic, used in hypothesis testing when the population standard deviation is unknown. This calculator helps determine if the difference between a sample mean and a population mean is statistically significant.
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Sample Mean: 25; Population Mean: 20; Sample Standard Deviation: 5; Sample Size: 30
T-Statistic: 5.477225575
Sample Mean: 105; Population Mean: 100; Sample Standard Deviation: 15; Sample Size: 50
T-Statistic: 2.357022604
Sample Mean: 52; Population Mean: 50; Sample Standard Deviation: 8; Sample Size: 40
T-Statistic: 1.58113883
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