So we would look at, we would say, well, what's the probability of getting a T-value that is 2.75 or more above the mean? And similarly, what's the probability of getting a T-value that is 2.75 or less below, or 2.75 or more below the mean? So this is negative 2.75 right over there. So what we have here is a T-table, and a T-table is a little bit different than a Z-table because there's several things going on. First of all, you have your degrees of freedom. That's just going to be your sample size minus one. So in this example, our sample size is six, so six minus one is five.