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Determining Sample Size (Test for a Single Population Mean)

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When conducting a one-sample t-test, this tool calculates the required sample size given the effect size (Δ = (μ - μ₀)/σ—how many times the standard deviation is the difference in means?) and the significance level. Null hypothesis: μ = μ₀; for the alternative hypothesis, you can choose from three options: μ ≠ μ₀, μ > μ₀, or μ < μ₀.
Statistical power
%
Significance Level
%
Effect Size
Δ = (μ - μ₀) / σ
Types of Alternative Hypotheses
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Desired sample size 

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