CONSONA DURATIO SUBJECT TYPE NT PLACE VOICING LENGTH N mono1 Monolingual b labial voiced singleton 0.0811 mono1 Monoling

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Consona Duratio Subject Type Nt Place Voicing Length N Mono1 Monolingual B Labial Voiced Singleton 0 0811 Mono1 Monoling 1 (139.57 KiB) Viewed 45 times

CONSONA DURATIO SUBJECT TYPE NT PLACE VOICING LENGTH N mono1 Monolingual b labial voiced singleton 0.0811 mono1 Monolingual b labial voiced singleton 0.0817 mono1 Monolingual d: coronal voiced geminate 0.1845 mono1 Monolingual d: coronal voiced geminate 0.179 mono1 Monolingual d coronal voiced singleton 0.084 mono1 Monolingual d coronal voiced singleton 0.0626 mono1 Monolingual t: coronal voiceless geminate 0.1484 mono1 Monolingual t: coronal voiceless geminate 0.1847 mono1 Monolingual k dorsal voiceless singleton 0.0854 mono1 Monolingual k dorsal voiceless singleton 0.1016 mono1 Monolingual t coronal voiceless singleton 0.0805 mono1 coronal voiceless singleton 0.068 Monolingual ţ Monolingual k mono1 dorsal voiceless singleton 0.0806 1) Binomial distribution: Using the data from the subjects you have selected, determine whether the DURATION data meet the criteria for a Binomial Distribution. Write this determination in a paragraph below the graph in your Word document. 2) t-Test: Using the data from the subjects you have selected, perform a t-Test on the data. Determine if there is a difference in DURATION between the two subjects. If so, what is the difference? What does the difference mean? If there is no difference, what does this indicate? Place the results of your t-Test and the answers to these questions below the Binomial Distribution paragraph in your Word document. 3) Conclusion - What can you infer/conclude from the results you obtained? Write a paragraph with your conclusion and explanation below the t-Test paragraph in your Word document.