It describes the respiratory rate in males and females. A person's respiratory rate is the number of breaths you take per minute. The normal respiration rate for an adult at rest is 12 to 20 breaths per minute. Compare females and males with independent sample t-test and make a conclusion whether these two groups are different. IMPORTANT: In your response, write null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis; your chosen a-level; p-level for calculated t-test; your decision on whether you reject null hypothesis. Respiratory rate Sex 17.0703018 Male 18.2032498 Female 14.3917256 Male 15.308542 Male 16.4169986 Male 16.0864952 Female 14.0741786 Female 15.8170238 Female 16.899573 Male 12.191781 Male 9.8614928 Male 8.8927154 Male 19.37463325 Female 19.2888126 Female 14.1377044 Female 17.8751306 Female 17.4282968 Male 13.920652 Female 16.8086394 Female 19.8796358 Female 14.6991742 Male 16.2473536 Female 17.8586118 Female 20.07199 Female 19.1461766 Female 18.024796 Male 17.2457908 Female 19.510135 Female 13.1337588 Male 17.4525256 Male 19.7163072 Female 15.8856446 Male 14.5495002 Female 13.638131 Male 18.7333558 Female 14.0665834 Female 17.515549 Female 17.515549 Female 13.8395596 Female 12.8876948 Male 19.3908022 Female 9.353543 Male 7.5229552 Male 16.9556502 Male 13.3963374 Male 11.53881 Female

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It describes the respiratory rate in males and females.

A person's respiratory rate is the number of breaths you take per minute. The normal respiration rate for an adult at rest is 12 to 20 breaths per minute.

Compare females and males with independent sample t-test and make a conclusion whether these two groups are different.

IMPORTANT:

In your response,

write null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis;
your chosen a-level;
p-level for calculated t-test;
your decision on whether you reject null hypothesis.

Respiratory rate	Sex
17.0703018	Male
18.2032498	Female
14.3917256	Male
15.308542	Male
16.4169986	Male
16.0864952	Female
14.0741786	Female
15.8170238	Female
16.899573	Male
12.191781	Male
9.8614928	Male
8.8927154	Male
19.37463325	Female
19.2888126	Female
14.1377044	Female
17.8751306	Female
17.4282968	Male
13.920652	Female
16.8086394	Female
19.8796358	Female
14.6991742	Male
16.2473536	Female
17.8586118	Female
20.07199	Female
19.1461766	Female
18.024796	Male
17.2457908	Female
19.510135	Female
13.1337588	Male
17.4525256	Male
19.7163072	Female
15.8856446	Male
14.5495002	Female
13.638131	Male
18.7333558	Female
14.0665834	Female
17.515549	Female
17.515549	Female
13.8395596	Female
12.8876948	Male
19.3908022	Female
9.353543	Male
7.5229552	Male
16.9556502	Male
13.3963374	Male
11.53881	Female

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