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Hmm okay. Do you also study A levels?

Nope- i do scottish Higher, and you?

Zeegie, here's an EMPA question for you: 'How did you decide that I was a simpleton' ?

A level

It wasn't rocket science.
I have never come across a more controversial statement before in my life.



I most certainly did, just for your sake.



The statistical test value is above the critical value meaning that one must reject the null hypothesis (that you are not a simpleton)...because there is a less than 5% probability that results are due to chance, therefore you are indeed, what mankind has come to name, a simpleton.

It wasn't rocket science.
I have never come across a more controversial statement before in my life.



I most certainly did, just for your sake.



The statistical test value is above the critical value meaning that one must reject the null hypothesis (that you are not a simpleton)...because there is a less than 5% probability that results are due to chance, therefore you are indeed, what mankind has come to name, a simpleton.

is that like english school levels??

KML......good answer

KML......good answer

Thanks sis

What does KML mean?

Aouchhh. it was hurtful seeing those comments you made but more hurtful to see you using the wrong statistical test. Didn't your sister do well in her GCSE EMPA? Maybe you should get tips from her, you need all the help you can get.

First of all, I haven't even stated which statistical test I used, because frankly, they will all reach the same conclusion. You are a simpleton.

Aiman does ISAs.

I got an full marks in Biology GCSE.

I think I can survive without her help. She knows **** all about A-levels.

You said you used critical values, it's either going to be chi squared or spearmans correlation coefficient......and standard error would've been the correct one but S.E doesn't involve critical values so it doesn't come to the same conclusion.

How is SE the correct one? That involves looking at differences between mean values, which I did not do because that means you need to have a degree of non-simpleness about you which I could measure on a scale and see which end you are closer to...and frankly you are 100% on board the simpleton waggon...

We did not do stats tests at gcse so I do not see how your cheeky last min edited comment is in any way relevant.

this one? its kinda dead lol
i liked a glaswigan girl but it wasn't meant to be

......we'll discuss this,

anyways:

"does dominoes sell rice?"
and

"2l bottle of coke" not cock (LOL) stupid and no bad language

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I know wtf standard error is...unlike you I did have some clue on what I was blabbing on about.

Why are you telling me how to work out confidence limits? I have a sheet stuck on my cupboard with it all written out and highlighted with love hearts

By degree I didn't mean degrees of freedom, I meant extent. Perhaps I could have been clearer. Hell, you're a simpleton, that explains why you got confused.