which is the only way to tell which side of the test a t test goes what test is used to check for the difference between two t tests can you reject an entire t test what does it mean if a test is negative what should i reject when t test why reject that the difference is 0 on a t test when two samples are tested what is the correct direction of the null test can you conclude which direction the difference goes? when rejecting a null t-test what test is used what if the difference is zero in a t-test can you say one test is larger than the other if the entire interval is negative? what does reject mean does rejecting a null test show a difference in the test? if the entire interval is negative can you say that one is larger or smaller what is the test for rejecting null how do you determine when null is accepted? can t t test be null can you tell whether one is bigger or smaller in a test when a test is negative can i say that the difference is bigger or smaller why can i reject all the data when the interval is negative