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7: Z-Tests, T-Tests, F-Tests, and ANOVA

Students analyze biological datasets using one-sample z-tests and t-tests, two-sample t-tests, F-tests for comparing variances, and ANOVA for comparing group means.

7.1 One-Sample t-Test p-Values from Birth Weight Data (One-Tailed)

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7.2 One-Sample z-Test p-Values from Birth Weight Data (One-Tailed)

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7.3 Two-Sample t-Test p-Values from Birth Weight Data (One-Tailed)

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7.4 One-Way ANOVA p-Values from Microbial Shannon Diversity (5 Years)

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7.5 One-Sample Z-Test p-Values from Busse Woods Microbial Diversity Data (Two-Tailed)

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7.6 Two-Sample F-Test p-Values from Busse Woods Shannon Index Data (One-Tailed)

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7.7 Welch Two-Sample t-Test p-Values from Busse Woods Shannon Diversity (One-Tailed)

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