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  • wow....my professor took 3 days to teach us this, and I swear that I just now understand it after watching this video. Thank you for the clear and step by step instructions. I would however, have liked to see the T-chart to be able to visualize finding the p-value better.

  • If I dont have a calculator to find the P value then what do I do. I got confused there on step 4. I'm not sure where is the area part is and how to look for it. Thank you.

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  • Thank you!

  • lol I can't concentrate because she is so cute!

    On the other hand, great teacher, really breaks it down.

    ..Now if she could just drop it likes it hot.. haha

  • How did you calculate the P-value ? which is 0.0017

  • Let me apologize for all the idiots on here who make comments about things other than the video you do a good job of explaining things its greatly appreciated please don't be deterred by those who act like they are still in the 6th grade

  • what's the real reasoning behind rejecting the null hypothesis if the p-value is lower than the alpha value.

  • @yardconnec1 Yes, if P is less than alpha, we reject. The reasoning behind it is because the alpha is our rejection amount. Anything within that rejection amount will be rejected. The P-value is our testing amount. So, if P is within (less than) alpha we will reject. If P is greater than alpha then part of the P is outside of the rejection amount and therefore in the non-rejection amount, so we fail to reject the null.

  • awesome!!!

  • @sco40 We are rejecting the null, because this is a test (as all hypothesis tests are) of the null hypothesis. When I state the interpretation, it says as much. Try paying closer attention. :)

    Oh, by the way, u is a letter...you is a pronoun.

  • @sco40

    Don't be an asshole if you don't like the video shut the fuck up and don't watch it

  • So p-value belongs to the test statistic's distribution, right?

  • this was very helpful..thank u

  • question: shouldn't your hypotheses include all real numbers?

  • I love you, and I will watch your videos until this semester is over.

  • i have a stats exam on monday and right now you are my savior!

  • would somebody get this poor lady a eraser! thanks for the tips!

  • This was amazing, you are awesome :) I hope your LDL level never raises over 130. Also take care of your clothes.

  • nice eraser.

  • Hi I just want to ask. What do I do if I have 3 samples and I want to compare to see if the means are the same or not? Say I have 3 drugs (one is a control placebo) and I want to see if the drugs have a significant effect or not.

  • i don't quite understand step 4, if 3.15 is greater than the value given in the chart shouldn't you just reject it instead of trying to find the rough p-value?

  • @hoogiechugie We could just reject, because we know that we have a large t-value. However, doing the p-value approach, gives us the probability of the test statistic. It gives us a specific amount of evidence against the null.

  • thank you, i passed my statistics exams thanks to youtube videos and yours was one of it :)

  • Hot lady.

  • Shouldn't it be (n-1) not n?

  • This is for calculating the critical value.

  • Thank u, it is so helpful god bless u :)

  • You said the p-value is less than the smallest one we have, but one what? I don't get it? I don't understand how you assume its less than .01?

  • @darrinpatterson she meant the smallest number on the t-distribution chart.

    you can find it here by google imaging t distribution table

  • thank you so much! You saved my life!

  • Thank you very much.

  • thank you so very much, very helpful

  • Thank You for taking the time to post the steps...Truly very Helpful :)

  • thanx alot :-)

  • Thanks for helping me out with this and btw you are very cute :)

  • thank you so much, that just helped me more than you'll ever know.

  • you are much hotter than my stats lecturer. I always thought that statisticians and mathematicians had boring voices, but you have a sexy voice. keep up the good work

  • I'm in Statistical Methods 3 and I was couldn't figure out how to find the p-value. You saved my life!!! Thank you sooooo much :o)

  • Your first video? can't take my visual of the teacher; a complement. Nice work, very good.

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