A negative t-statistic indicates that the sample mean is less than the hypothesized population mean in a t-test. This suggests that the effect being measured is in the opposite direction than expected, which could imply a decrease or a negative relationship. The interpretation of the results will depend on the context of the hypothesis being tested, and it is important to consider the significance level to determine if the result is statistically significant.
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You get Hitmonchan at Level 20, if your Defense stat is higher than your Attack stat.
Bulbasaur's worst stats are HP and speed. It has a 45 base stat in both stats.
The Codestone's are selected randomly. You can pick which stat to improve, maybe you had forgotten which one you picked?
It is the abbreviation for a thermostat.
T-STAT
on t-stat housing or on intake manifoldtop of motor on t-stat housing or on intake manifoldtop of motor
Little or no heat from heater/defrost if t-stat is stuck open. Engine overheats if t-stat is stuck closed.
Where is the t-stat on my ford 4ltr.
Check with the store that sold you the T-Stat.
replace t-stat
Rebounds - Offensive and Total
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dont know the name brand of T-Stat that would say EH.. but that probably means Electric heat..on all honeywell heat pump T-Stat's it is EM-Heating means Emergency Heating.. its just the heat strip comming on automaticly or manual depending how your T-Stat is wired..
At the engine end of the top radiator hose, bolted to the engine, under the coil assembly is the t-stat housing held on with three 8mm bolts. The t-stat is under that housing.
My van is a 1996 with a 4.3L so assuming you have a 4.3L which you probably do. The top radiator hose will lead you right to the t-stat housing. I am assuming you are talking about the t-stat for your radiator and not the t-stat for your A/C or any other t-stat. Just find the top radiator house and follow it to the engine. It connects to the t-stat housing at the top front of the engine. The housing is connected via 2 bolts. Remove the air cleaner assembly and the top of the fan shroud (If yours is like my 1996, the fan shroud has a top half and a bottom half) to gain easier access. Kudos to the GM engineer that designed the 2-piece fan shroud!! .