The paired t-test is essentially ...Question 2Answera.A two-sample t-test with the null hypothesis that the two means are differentb.A two-sample t-test with the null hypothesis that the two means are equalc.A one-sample t-test with the null hypothesis that the difference scores have a mean equal to the higher scored.A one-sample t-test with the null hypothesis that the difference scores have a mean of 0

What is the purpose of a paired sample t-test?*To compare means of two independent samplesTo compare means of two dependent samplesTo compare variances of two independent samplesTo compare variances of two dependent samplesNone of the above

When conducting a one-sample t-test, what is the null hypothesis comparing?*1 pointa. Two independent samplesb. Two paired samplesc. One sample to a known population parameterd. The means of three or more groups

A t test for testing the difference between two population means from two independent samples is the same as the t test to test the difference of two population means in a matched pairs experiment.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Which of the following is the appropriate kind of data to use a paired t-test?Question 1Answera.Pairs of people chosen at random to work with each other on a puzzleb.Two groups of people, one assinged to read a persuasive message, the other assigned to watch a videoc.Pairs of people working on a task, one of whom is the teacher and one is the learnerd.A comparison between people's height in inches and people's weight in pounds

There is a hypothesis that Virat Kohli performs better or as good in the second innings of a test match as the first innings. This would be a two-sample mean test. This means that sample 1 and 2 would contain his scores from the first and second innings, respectively. This would be a paired test since each row in the data would correspond to the same match.What would be the null hypothesis in this case?H₀: μ₂ - μ₁ = 0H₀: μ₂ - μ₁ ≥ 0H₀: μ₂ - μ₁ ≤ 0H₀: μ₁ - μ₂ ≠ 0