Test Situation One sample, n = 35, Ha:p≠p0, and α = 0.001____ One sample, n = 45,Ha:pp0, and α = 0.05____ One sample, σσ is unknown, n = 57, Ha:μ<μ0, and α= 0.05____ One sample, σ is unknown, n = 47, Ha:μ≠μ0, and α= 0.05____ One sample, σ is known, n = 175, Ha:μ≠μ0, and αα = 0.05___ One sample, σ is unknown, n = 37, Ha:μ>μ0, and αα = 0.01____

Test Situation One sample, n = 35, Ha:p≠p0, and α = 0.001__ One sample, n = 45,Ha:pp0, and α = 0.05 One sample, σσ is unknown, n = 57, Ha:μ<μ0, and α= 0.05 One sample, σ is unknown, n = 47, Ha:μ≠μ0, and α= 0.05 One sample, σ is known, n = 175, Ha:μ≠μ0, and αα = 0.05_ One sample, σ is unknown, n = 37, Ha:μ>μ0, and αα = 0.01____

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data

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