Computers and Technology, 02.10.2019 05:30, croxy0514

You decide to use an alpha level of .05. based on this, your degrees of freedom, and your hypothesis type (one tailed or two tailed), you determine that your critical region consists of t values greater than or less than .important notes: 1. the row with [infinity] in the degrees of freedom column is used any time the degrees of freedom exceed 120.2. enter your answers to three decimal places. if the answer is positive, enter a before the number; if the answer is negative, enter a - before the number.

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