Conceptual: Formulas

Which t-score formula is the correct one for a one-sample test?

A) t=yˉ−m0σ^/nt = \frac{\bar{y}- m_0}{\hat{\sigma}/\sqrt{n}}

Such that:

yˉ=\bar{y} = sample mean

m0=m_0 = population mean/hypothesized value

σ^=\hat{\sigma} = sample standard deviation

n=n = sample size

B) t=Y1ˉ−Y2ˉs12/N1+s22/N2t=\frac{\bar{Y_1}−\bar{Y_2}}{\sqrt{s_1^2/N_1+s_2^2/N_2}}

Such that:

N1N_1 and N2N_2 are the sample sizes

Y1ˉ\bar{Y_1} and Y2ˉ\bar{Y_2} are the sample means

s1ˉ2\bar{s_1}^2 and s2ˉ2\bar{s_2}^2 are the sample variances.

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