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Lett0 be a specific value of t. Use Table III in Appendix D to findt0 values such that the following statements are true.

a. Ρ(tt0)=0.025where df=11

b.Ρ(tt0)=0.01 wheredf=9

c.Ρ(tt0)=0.005 wheredf=6

d.Ρ(tt0)=0.05 wheredf=18

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  1. .The value oft0 forΡtt0=0.025wheredf=11 is 2.201
  2. The value oft0 forΡtt0=0.01 wheredf=9is 2.821
  3. The value oft0 forΡtt0=0.005wheredf=6 is 3.707

4. The value oft0 forΡtt0=0.05 wheredf=18 is 1.734

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01

Calculating the value of t0 Such that Ρ(t≥t0)=0.025

GivenΡtt0=0.025wheredf=11

By using t- distribution table, we will see the row with 11 degrees of freedom and column corresponds toα=0.025 in the one-tail.

Hence from the critical values we get t0.025,11=2.201

02

Calculating the value t0 of Such that Ρ(t≥t0)=0.01

GivenΡ(tt0)=0.01wheredf=9

By using t- distribution table, we will see the row with 9 degrees of freedom and column corresponds toα=0.01 in the one-tail.

Hence from the critical values we gett0.01,9=2.821

03

Calculating the value of t0 Such that Ρ(t≥t0)=0.005

GivenΡtt0=0.005wheredf=6

By using t- distribution table, we will see the row with 6 degrees of freedom and column corresponds toα=0.005 in the one-tail.

Hence from the critical values we gett0.005,6=3.707

04

Calculating the value of t0 Such that Ρ(t≥t0)=0.05

GivenΡtt0=0.05 wheredf=18

By using t- distribution table, we will see the row with 18 degrees of freedom and column corresponds toα=0.05 in the one-tail.

Hence from the critical values we get t0.05,18=1.734.

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