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    A study compared the mean test scores of students who learned with Method A (Mean = 80.33) versus Method B (Mean = 62.20). An independent t-test was conducted which showed a statistically significant difference between the two groups, t(28) = 4.735, p < .001. The results indicate that Method A led to higher average test scores than Method B.

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    A study compared the mean test scores of students who learned with Method A (Mean = 80.33) versus Method B (Mean = 62.20). An independent t-test was conducted which showed a statistically significant difference between the two groups, t(28) = 4.735, p < .001. The results indicate that Method A led to higher average test scores than Method B.

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    A study compared the mean test scores of students who learned with Method A (Mean = 80.33) versus Method B (Mean = 62.20). An independent t-test was conducted which showed a statistically significant difference between the two groups, t(28) = 4.735, p < .001. The results indicate that Method A led to higher average test scores than Method B.

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    A study compared the mean test scores of students who learned with Method A (Mean = 80.33) versus Method B (Mean = 62.20). An independent t-test was conducted which showed a statistically significant difference between the two groups, t(28) = 4.735, p < .001. The results indicate that Method A led to higher average test scores than Method B.

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    Group Statistics

    Metode Mengajar N Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean


    Hasil Belajar Metode A 15 80,33 11,223 2,898
    Metode B 15 62,20 9,697 2,504

    Independent Samples Test

    Levene's Test
    for Equality of
    Variances t-test for Equality of Means
    95%
    Confidence
    Interval of the
    Significance Std. Difference
    One- Two- Mean Error
    Sided Sided Differe Differe
    F Sig. t df p p nce nce Lower Upper
    Hasil Equal ,048 ,829 4,73 28 <,001 <,001 18,133 3,830 10,289 25,978
    Belaj variances 5
    ar assumed
    Equal 4,73 27,4 <,001 <,001 18,133 3,830 10,281 25,985
    variances 5 22
    not
    assumed
    Uji-T

    Levene's Test for Equality of


    Variances t-test for Equality of Means
    95% Confidence Interval of the
    Significance Difference
    Mean Std. Error
    F Sig. t df One-Sided p Two-Sided p Difference Difference Lower Upper
    Hasil Belajar Equal variances assumed ,048 ,829 4,735 28 <,001 <,001 18,133 3,830 10,289 25,978

    Equal variances not 4,735 27,422 <,001 <,001 18,133 3,830 10,281 25,985
    assumed

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