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Statistical test for sample size grater than 30

5 years ago in Statistical Analysis By Kriya

Descriptive Statistics

I’m new to statistical tests. I have never ever used statistical tests. I tried finding appropriate answer as to when to conduct F and Z test but didn’t find relevant answer. My sample size is greater than 30. Should I use F-test here?

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By Novi Tulipe Answered 5 years ago

No, you cannot use F-test when sample size is greater than 30. F-test is used when the sample size is smaller than 30. F-test is mostly used when one wants to conduct a two samples t-test to check the equality of the variances of the two samples or when one wants to compare the variability of a new measurement with an old approach.

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By Pragya Answered 5 years ago

You have to use Z-test if the sample size is greater than 30. Z-test is also used when: Data points is independent from each other. i.e, one data point doesn’t affect or isn’t related to another data point. Data is normally distributed. Data is randomly selected from a population. Sample sizes are equal.

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By Radhey Shyam Answered 5 years ago

Kriya, if you are not aware of statistical tests then take help from your guide or professional statisticians. I availed help from https://www.dissertationsingapore.com/. They were really good. Even you can take their help and complete your statistical tests.

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