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## Power Calculator Minimum Sample Size – Testing for One Mean

Instructions: This power calculator computes, showing all the steps, the minimum required sample size ($$n$$) to reach a given target statistical power ($$1-\beta$$), when testing for a one population mean. You need to provide the significance level ...

## Power Calculator – Testing for One Mean

Instructions: This power calculator computes, showing all the steps, the probability of making a type II error ($$\beta$$) and the statistical power ($$1-\beta$$) when testing for a one population mean. You need to provide the significance level ...

## Percentile Calculator for Grouped Data

Instructions: This percentile calculator for grouped data will calculate a percentile you specify, showing step-by-step, for the grouped sample data set provided by you in the form below. Grouped data is specified in class groups instead of ...

## Percentile Calculator

Instructions: This percentile calculator will calculate a percentile you specify, showing step-by-step, for a sample data set provided by you in the form below: Type the sample (comma or space separated) Percentile (Ex: 0.75, 75%, etc) = Name of the ...

## Effect Size Calculator for the T-Statistic

Instructions: This effect size calculator for the t-statistic allows you to compute the value of $$r^2$$ (r-squared) if you know the t-statistic ($$t$$) and the number of degrees of freedom ($$df$$): T-statistic ($$t$$): Degrees of Freedom (df): ...

## Chebyshev’s Rule Calculator

Instructions: This Chebyshev's Rule calculator will show you how to use Chebyshev's Inequality to estimate probabilities of an arbitrary distribution. You can estimate the probability that a random variable $$X$$ is within $$k$$ standard deviations ...