mean <- 335
sd<-5
t_value = qnorm(0.95)
result <- mean + t_value * 5/sqrt(10)
n <- 10
se <- sd/sqrt(10)
z_value <- (40-mean)/se
percentage <-1-pnorm(z_value)
result <- percentage*100
z<-(40-35)/(5/sqrt(10))
print(z)
## [1] 3.162278
result <- (1-pt(z,9))*100
# t(정규분포의 x값 )
#pt(공식 )
n=20 #(자유 n-1)
#p value는 면적
t = (11.5-10)/(3/sqrt(20))
result <- 1-pt(t,19)
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