A sample of n=52 heights (in cm). of women yielded a mean of x=163.769 and a standard deviation of s=6.4319, variance v=41.3693 for the hypotheses H0:μ=163.769 H0:μ<163.769 CALCULATE THE P-VALUE (Perform a normality test on the data, Proposal of hypotheses of independent means,Perform a test for equality of variances)

A sample of n=52 heights (in cm). of women yielded a mean of x=163.769 and a standard deviation of s=6.4319, variance v=41.3693 for the hypotheses H0:μ=163.769 H0:μ<163.769 CALCULATE THE P-VALUE (Perform a normality test on the data, Proposal of hypotheses of independent means,Perform a test for equality of variances)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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