A certain population follows a normal distribution with mean u and standard deviation 0.68 you collect data on 4 members and test the hypothesis Ho U= 100,H, u<100 Tne calculated value of the test statistic IS Z=2.42 then P value 0.0078 0,0125 0.9868

A certain population follows a normal distribution with mean u and standard deviation 0.68 you collect data on 4 members and test the hypothesis Ho U= 100,H, u<100 Tne calculated value of the test statistic IS Z=2.42 then P value 0.0078 0,0125 0.9868

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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