How do I find the P-value for a right tailed test with n = 19 and t = 2.599?

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Shulgin
Apr 16, 2018

p-value = #0.0088#

Explanation:

So you can use the program r-studio to solve this problem.

So since we know that its a right tailed test, with sample size (n) #=19# and a t value equal to #2.599# we can just insert this into a command.
So i R-studio i would type:

#1-pt(t,n)#

Where pt is the command, t is the t value and n is the sample size.

This gives the p value:
#0.0088#

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