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T-Test Calculator
Statistical Hypothesis TestingPerform one-sample, two-sample, and paired t-tests with comprehensive statistical analysis
Analysis Settings
Test Type Selection
Choose the appropriate t-test for your research question
One-Sample T-Test
SelectedCompare sample mean to a known value
Examples:
- • Testing if average height differs from 170cm
- • Checking if test scores differ from 75%
Two-Sample T-Test
Compare means of two independent groups
Examples:
- • Comparing test scores between two classes
- • Testing difference in sales between regions
Paired T-Test
Compare before/after or matched pairs
Examples:
- • Before/after training scores
- • Comparing performance of same subjects under different conditions
Test Configuration
Set up your statistical test parameters
Educational Resources
T-Test Formulas
Mathematical formulas for different t-test types
One-Sample T-Test
= Sample mean
= Hypothesized mean
= Sample standard deviation
= Sample size
Two-Sample T-Test
Pooled standard deviation
Paired T-Test
= Mean of differences
= Standard deviation of differences
Understanding T-Tests
When to Use T-Tests
- • One-sample: Compare sample mean to known value
- • Two-sample: Compare means of independent groups
- • Paired: Compare before/after or matched pairs
Key Assumptions
- • Data should be approximately normal
- • Observations must be independent
- • For two-sample: equal variances assumed
- • Random sampling from population
Interpreting Results
P-value: Probability of observing the result by chance
Effect size: Magnitude of the difference (Cohen's d)
Confidence interval: Range of plausible values
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