Title
Purpose
brief explanation of procedure
Null Hypothesis
Data (reorganize accordingly)
Data analysis (see below)
Conclusion
-think about what this means to you and your success in biology.
Evaluation
-accept or reject the null, explain the stats, reflect on weaknesses and possible ways to resolve those weaknesses in the future.
Data analysis: I would like for you to run basic statistics on these results. I'd like the mean and standard deviation from each group. I also want you to run a t-test on this data. I'll explain t-test at the beginning of class. Don't worry. Its easy. I've found a couple of sites that will be helpful to you.
here's a great site that will do all the work for you.
(http://www.physics.csbsju.edu/stats/t-test.html)
You'll need a t-table to compare results. You will want to look at the two-tailed data column. (specifically, the 0.05 column) Here's a good site for that.
(http://www.siliconfareast.com/t-dist.htm)
Thanks and have fun.
Data (reorganize accordingly)
Data analysis (see below)
Conclusion
-think about what this means to you and your success in biology.
Evaluation
-accept or reject the null, explain the stats, reflect on weaknesses and possible ways to resolve those weaknesses in the future.
Data analysis: I would like for you to run basic statistics on these results. I'd like the mean and standard deviation from each group. I also want you to run a t-test on this data. I'll explain t-test at the beginning of class. Don't worry. Its easy. I've found a couple of sites that will be helpful to you.
here's a great site that will do all the work for you.
(http://www.physics.csbsju.edu/stats/t-test.html)
You'll need a t-table to compare results. You will want to look at the two-tailed data column. (specifically, the 0.05 column) Here's a good site for that.
(http://www.siliconfareast.com/t-dist.htm)
Thanks and have fun.
