2. Given the following situations, determine if you would accept Ho or reject Ho (a) The calculated test value is smaller than the critical value(s). (b) The test value falls into the shaded area of your bell curve.. (c) You determine a test value of z = tail test. 1.65, and you are working with an alpha =.10 on a right (d) You are given a test value of z = 2.33 and you are working within the constraints of a two tail test with alpha : 05

2. Given the following situations, determine if you would accept Ho or reject Ho (a) The calculated test value is smaller than the critical value(s). (b) The test value falls into the shaded area of your bell curve.. (c) You determine a test value of z = tail test. 1.65, and you are working with an alpha =.10 on a right (d) You are given a test value of z = 2.33 and you are working within the constraints of a two tail test with alpha : 05

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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