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Testing an hypothesis about the mean of a group (1).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

Testing an hypothesis about the mean of one group.
Testing an hypothesis about the mean of a group (2).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

Testing an hypothesis about the mean of one group.
Summary statistics (1).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

Calculating summary statistics.
A comparison of the means of four groups (1).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

A comparison of the means of four groups.
A comparison of the means of three groups (1).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

A comparison of the means of three groups.
A comparison of the means of three groups (2).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

A comparison of the means of three groups.
A comparison of the means of two groups (1).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

A comparison of the mean of two groups.
A comparison of the means of two groups (2).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

A comparison of the mean of two groups.
A comparison of the means of two groups (3).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

A comparison of the mean of two groups.
A comparison of the means of two groups (4).
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Question in Keith's workspace by Keith McGuinness

A comparison of the mean of two groups.

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