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    This document presents the results of an independent samples t-test comparing the mean age of participants who required 5G (n=11, mean age=22.55) to those who did not (n=9, mean age=23.56). The t-test found no significant difference in the ages of the two groups (t(18)=-.821, p=.211). The 95% confidence interval for the difference in mean ages ranged from -3.596 to 1.575, which includes 0, indicating the difference could be due to chance. Effect size calculations found a small to medium negative effect (Cohen's d=-.369).

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    This document presents the results of an independent samples t-test comparing the mean age of participants who required 5G (n=11, mean age=22.55) to those who did not (n=9, mean age=23.56). The t-test found no significant difference in the ages of the two groups (t(18)=-.821, p=.211). The 95% confidence interval for the difference in mean ages ranged from -3.596 to 1.575, which includes 0, indicating the difference could be due to chance. Effect size calculations found a small to medium negative effect (Cohen's d=-.369).

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    T Test Requirement of 5g Amongst Age Group18-27

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    Mohit Kumar
    This document presents the results of an independent samples t-test comparing the mean age of participants who required 5G (n=11, mean age=22.55) to those who did not (n=9, mean age=23.56). The t-test found no significant difference in the ages of the two groups (t(18)=-.821, p=.211). The 95% confidence interval for the difference in mean ages ranged from -3.596 to 1.575, which includes 0, indicating the difference could be due to chance. Effect size calculations found a small to medium negative effect (Cohen's d=-.369).

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    T-Test

    Group Statistics

    requirement_of_5g N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean


    Age y 11 22.55 2.734 .824
    n 9 23.56 2.744 .915

    Independent Samples Test


    Levene's Test for Equality of
    Variances t-test for Equality of Means

    Significance
    F Sig. t df One-Sided p
    Age Equal variances assumed .181 .675 -.821 18 .211

    Equal variances not -.820 17.197 .212


    assumed

    Independent Samples Test

    t-test for Equality of Means


    95%
    Significance Confidence ...
    Mean Std. Error
    Two-Sided p Difference Difference Lower
    Age Equal variances assumed .423 -1.010 1.231 -3.596

    Equal variances not .423 -1.010 1.231 -3.605


    assumed

    Independent Samples Test


    t-test for Equality
    of Means
    95% Confidence
    Interval of the ...
    Upper
    Age Equal variances assumed 1.575

    Equal variances not 1.585


    assumed

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    Independent Samples Effect Sizes
    95% Confidence Interval
    a
    Standardizer Point Estimate Lower Upper
    Age Cohen's d 2.738 -.369 -1.253 .525
    Hedges' correction 2.859 -.353 -1.200 .503
    Glass's delta 2.744 -.368 -1.256 .541

    a. The denominator used in estimating the effect sizes.


    Cohen's d uses the pooled standard deviation.
    Hedges' correction uses the pooled standard deviation, plus a correction factor.
    Glass's delta uses the sample standard deviation of the control group.

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