Hypothesis Testing
Students perform significance tests for population proportions and means. They formulate null and alternative hypotheses, calculate p-values, and draw conclusions while considering Type I and Type II errors.
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Students perform significance tests for population proportions and means. They formulate null and alternative hypotheses, calculate p-values, and draw conclusions while considering Type I and Type II errors.
Key Questions
- How do we formulate null and alternative hypotheses?
- What does a p-value tell us about the evidence against the null hypothesis?
- What are the consequences of making a Type I or Type II error?
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