Mathematics · Statistical Parameters and T-Test
A nutritionist utilizes a Single Sample T-Test to determine whether the mean calorie content of one specific sample group of a new energy bar significantly differs from a known overall population mean. Based on typical numerical values in such a study where standard deviation is small, degrees of freedom equals sample size minus 1, and calorie counts are measured in hundreds, arrange the following values in ascending numerical order. A. The standard deviation of the energy bars' calorie content (e.g., ~15 kcal). B. The degrees of freedom (df) calculated for this specific test (e.g., N - 1 = 29). C. The tested average calorie content of the drawn sample (e.g., ~220 kcal). D. The hypothesized overall population mean being tested (e.g., ~250 kcal). Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
- 1B, A, D, C
- 2B, A, C, D
- 3A, C, B, D
- 4A, B, C, D✓
Correct answer
A, B, C, D
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