MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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You create a TV program that you believe will decrease violence among teenagers. You want to test this belief in a scientific manner, you start by obtaining a random sample of 90 teens from the local high school. Each teen is run in both the experimental and control condition. Experimental Condition: Watch TV program for a period of 3 months and record number of violent acts within those 3 months. Control Condition: Do not watch TV program for a period of 3 months and record number of violent acts within those. What would be your null and alternative hypotheses mathematically? O HO: mu z 45; H1; mu < 45 O HO: mu s 45; H1; mu > 45 O HO: mu s 90; H1: mu > 90 O HO: mu - 90; H1; mu 90 O HO: mu - 45; H1; mu 45 O HO: mu z 90; H1: mu< 90
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Transcribed Image Text:You create a TV program that you believe will decrease violence among teenagers. You want to test this belief in a scientific manner, you start by obtaining a random sample of 90 teens from the local high school. Each teen is run in both the experimental and control condition. Experimental Condition: Watch TV program for a period of 3 months and record number of violent acts within those 3 months. Control Condition: Do not watch TV program for a period of 3 months and record number of violent acts within those. What would be your null and alternative hypotheses mathematically? O HO: mu z 45; H1; mu < 45 O HO: mu s 45; H1; mu > 45 O HO: mu s 90; H1: mu > 90 O HO: mu - 90; H1; mu 90 O HO: mu - 45; H1; mu 45 O HO: mu z 90; H1: mu< 90
A TV program is believed to cause violence among teenagers. You want to test this belief in a scientific manner, you start by obtaining a random sample of 100 teens from the local high school. Each teen is run in both the experimental and control condition. Experimental Condition: Watch TV program for a period of 3 months and record number of violent acts within those 3 months. Control Condition: Do not watch TV program for a period of 3 months and record number of violent acts within those 3 months. What are the null and alternative hypotheses stated mathematically? O HO: mu s 100; H1: mu > 100 O HO: mu s 0; H1: mu > 0 O HO: mu s 50; H1: mu > 50 O HO: mu-50; H1: mu 50 O HO: mu < 100; H1: mu 2 100 O HO: mu = 0; H1: mu - 0
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Transcribed Image Text:A TV program is believed to cause violence among teenagers. You want to test this belief in a scientific manner, you start by obtaining a random sample of 100 teens from the local high school. Each teen is run in both the experimental and control condition. Experimental Condition: Watch TV program for a period of 3 months and record number of violent acts within those 3 months. Control Condition: Do not watch TV program for a period of 3 months and record number of violent acts within those 3 months. What are the null and alternative hypotheses stated mathematically? O HO: mu s 100; H1: mu > 100 O HO: mu s 0; H1: mu > 0 O HO: mu s 50; H1: mu > 50 O HO: mu-50; H1: mu 50 O HO: mu < 100; H1: mu 2 100 O HO: mu = 0; H1: mu - 0
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