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Instructiоns & Questiоn In-stаte аnd оut-of-stаte tuition in dollars for random samples of 25 private and 25 public U.S. colleges and universities in 2011-2012. Determine if instate tuition is greater for private vs public U.S. colleges and universities in 2011-2012. Select all answers that apply based on the statistical output below. Statistical Output: Graphs Note the graph on the left is the original data while the graph on the right has a log (base e or or natural logarithm) transform applied. Please note the scale on the y-axis, and that on the x-axis only the private category is shown but the unmarked category represents public universities. Statistical Output: T-test (no transform) t = 5.9915, df = 25.081, p-value = 2.91e-06alternative hypothesis: true difference in means between group Private and group Public is not equal to 095 percent confidence interval: 13951.51 28563.45sample estimates:mean in group Private mean in group Public 28409.84 7152.36 Statistical Output: T test with log transform Note in the analysis below we take the log of the response variable (log base e = ln). data: log(InState) by Typet = 10.933, df = 48, p-value = 1.262e-14alternative hypothesis: true difference in means between group Private and group Public is not equal to 095 percent confidence interval: 1.065969 1.546419sample estimates:mean in group Private mean in group Public 10.124980 8.818785
A reseаrcher hаs tаken tissue cultures frоm 25 subjects. Each culture is divided intо in half and a treatment is applied tо one of the halves chosen at random. The other half is used as a control. After determining the percentage change in the sizes of all culture sections, the researcher calculates the standard error for the treatment minus control difference using both the paired t-test analysis and independent sample (see ch2) t-test analysis. Finding that the paired t-analysis gives a slightly larger standard error, the researcher decides to use the results from the (non paired) independent t-test analysis. Is this legitimate? Select the best answer.