Conduct a hypothesis test to determine if chewing gum makes


Conduct a hypothesis test to determine if chewing gum makes you less accurate while target shooting.  Each of the following participants shot at a target (maximum score of 100) while chewing gum and without.  Assume that all conditions of the test have been met.  Use this data for questions 8-9.

gum

no gum

difference

Participant #1

79

80

-1

Participant #2

95

94

1

Participant #3

85

87

-2

Participant #4

82

84

-2

Mean 

85.25

86.25

-1

Std dev

6.95

5.91

1.41

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Question 8

1 pts

What is the value of the t-statistic?

t = 2.871

 

t = 1.837

 

t = -3.792

 

t =  -1.418

Which one of these is not a condition of an independent samples t-test?

The population must be normally distributed, or a have a sample larger than 25.

You must have the same number of responses from each group.

Samples must be randomly and independently observed.

Responses from participants in separate groups are independent.

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