Question

A researcher utilizes a t-test to compare the average amount of beta-lactamase produced by two different types of bacteria. The Levene's test for equality of variances has a p value of 0.01. You know this means:

Answer 1

The answer is "T-test results must not be presented if the same variations are expected".

Explanation:

A t-test is used by a scientist to compare the average beta-lactamase of two distinct strains of bacteria. The Levene equality test does have a p-value of 0.01. Researchers know that all this means that research should report t-test findings with a failed assumption of identical variances because the Log-rank equality test has a p-value of 0.01 of less than 0.05 that shows different twp population variance.