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Dictionary » S » Students t test Students t testStudent's t test A statistical method analogous to the calculation of the normal deviation; the formula is t = (x-x)/s, where the numerator is the deviation from the mean, and the denominator is the standard deviation for sample sizes of less than 30 cases. ![]()
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