Assume you perform a study to detect how using social networks affects people's hapiness level. You have 20 volunteers. Your study is planned as follows. All participants are known to be active users of social networks. First you ask every participant to fill in special questionary that allows you to estimate their hapiness level. After that all participants will avoid using of social networks for one week. After this week they complete similar questionary to detect their new level of hapiness. Then for each participants their new hapiness level is compared the initial one. Assume that for each participant their hapiness level is changed: either decreased or increased. Let X be the random variable that models the number of participants for who increased their happiness level. Let Xobs = 16, i.e. 16 out of 20 participants become more happy, and it's the only data you can make decision on. Your significance level is 5%.

Assume you perform a study to detect how using social networks affects people's hapiness level. You have 20 volunteers. Your study is planned as follows. All participants are known to be active users of social networks. First you ask every participant to fill in special questionary that allows you to estimate their hapiness level. After that all participants will avoid using of social networks for one week. After this week they complete similar questionary to detect their new level of hapiness. Then for each participants their new hapiness level is compared the initial one. Assume that for each participant their hapiness level is changed: either decreased or increased. Let X be the random variable that models the number of participants for who increased their happiness level. Let Xobs = 16, i.e. 16 out of 20 participants become more happy, and it's the only data you can make decision on. Your significance level is 5%.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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