Mathematics, 26.12.2019 19:31, ani61

Under what conditions should you use the pooled-variance t-test to examine possible differences in the means of two independent populations?

2. under what conditions should you use the f-test to examine possible differences in the variances of two independent populations?

3. under what conditions should you use the paired t-tests for the mean difference between two related populations?

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