Independent t-test - Explained Simply (Part 3)

[@lifongchen]

great formula for a friday night indeed :-) ..thanks for posting your video series.. extremely useful!

[@tonymartin1910]

Stick around? You had me at mew!

[@tonymartin1910]

First of all, thank you so much for your contribution to education!

[@fantastiskchow8830]

30000 more people did not make it to the third part

[@tonymartin1910]

Good math! I'll see you on the other side!

[@T.Ilanos9]

You know what you are awesomeeeeeeeee

[@pooglossop]

gg, made me laugh out loud. love it

[@tonymartin1910]

what about the df or degrees of freedom SS/ N - 1 Part

[@rosekwok3288]

Very good!

[@heather6504]

why dont you consolidate all the vids

[@raptorrapture1994]

Wish you had these all in one video and not in parts

[@nealsanna4966]

You mentioned earlier that it was a nominal scale for independent variable but then said that it is a ratio interval scale?

[@how2stats]

Yes, the independent variable is measured on a nominal scale; the dependent variable is measured on a ratio/interval scale. If I said the independent variable is measured on a ratio/interval scale, I must have made a mistake.

[@AlejandroIllustratorCC]

thank you!

[@bharathreddy9337]

Smokers and non smokers are two different groups? which t test

[@gabriellewalton5371]

im here teaching and tutoring myself due to the virus )': and well i was doing that before and this equation is 100000 times easier.

[@EscapeFromDaSystem]

Smoking a vape while watching this video, thought it was significant