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Welch's t-test Calculator

Compute Welch t statistic and degrees of freedom from two groups.

Input Data

Input Group1 mean x̄₁.
Input Group2 mean x̄₂.
Input Group1 SD s₁.
Input Group1 n₁.
Input Group2 SD s₂.
Input Group2 n₂.

Results

3.421596
55.3337
Welch t with Satterthwaite df.

At a glance:Welch's t-test Calculator: enter parameters to compute results; complements related calculators.

Formula

t = (x̄₁−x̄₂) / √(s₁²/n₁ + s₂²/n₂).

df = (a+b)² / (a²/(n₁−1) + b²/(n₂−1)), a = s₁²/n₁, b = s₂²/n₂.

How to Use

  1. Enter both groups' means, SD and sizes.
  2. It returns t and df.

Case Studies

x̄₁=10,x̄₂=8,s₁=2,s₂=2.5,n=30 → t≈3.4221, df≈55.33

se = √(4/30 + 6.25/30) ≈ 0.5845, t ≈ 3.4221.

FAQ

Welch vs Student t-test?

Welch relaxes the equal-variance assumption and is generally recommended by default.

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References

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