+33663 I'm guessing here, but perhaps this is asking for the probability density given by Student's t distribution at a value of 0.01, with 15 degrees of freedom. If so, then it's 0.392.
In general, try to give more explanation so we know what you are asking - we're not mind readers!
+33663 I'm guessing here, but perhaps this is asking for the probability density given by Student's t distribution at a value of 0.01, with 15 degrees of freedom. If so, then it's 0.392.
In general, try to give more explanation so we know what you are asking - we're not mind readers!
