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Q: When internal validity is high, external validity is always high. O True O False

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Q: What is a situation where you would test for independence?

A: When we are to check whether the row and column variables are independent of each other in that…

Q: Suppose that you are curious to find out if there is any relationship between gender and alcohol…

A: The chi-square test of independence is used when there are two qualitative (categorical) variables.…

Q: Explain a 'false positive' (Type I) error and give an example. Explain a 'false negative' (Type II)…

A: Here we have to explain false positive (type-1)error and false negative (type-2) error False…

Q: Why do you think someone might use a double negative? Do you think it is okay to use them in your…

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Q: Full solution is not provided. Please correct the [Math Processing Errors] above.

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Q: ) Does it appear that martial status and age group are i independent? Justify your answer.

A: Question : Marital status and age group are independent or not . Two events(A and B) are independent…

Q: What is compound proability?

A: Compound probability is defined as the probability of two or more independent events happening…

Q: This question asks you to extend the medical-test example from class. Suppose there is a medical…

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Q: Which of the two hypotheses is the researcher always testing to reject or not?

A: The hypotheses are null and alternative hypothesis.

Q: I sort of understood the addition rule of probabilties, but cannot apply it. Any better explanation…

A: From the addition law of probability, we have,

Q: what kind of hypothesis test is this

A: We have given that the information of two variables, the independent variable X i.e, dynamic risk…

Q: What is the difference between single and double blinding?

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Q: milk store wants to know if the milk in the 1-gallon cartons actually averages 1-gallon. State null…

A: Given that  The manager of a milk store wants to know if the milk in the 1-gallon cartons actually…

Q: What are the Key Assumptions about the error term?

A: The error term can be denoted as ∈.

Q: Discuss errors that can be made when doing a hypothesis test

A: There are two types of errors a researcher can make while testing a Hypothesis : Type I and Type II…

Q: A game team consists of ten players, six male and four female players. In how many different ways…

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Q: What is a  relevant to hypothesis testing in your daily life? This could be school life, personal…

A: Hypothesis:Hypothesis is an assumption about the parameter of the population which will be made on…

Q: What is Effect in hypothesis?

A: The rejection of a null hypothesis indicates that an effect is significant. The effect of a…

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Q: If null hypothesis really is false because of large effect. Explain about the statement.

A: The statement is " if the null hypothesis is really false because of large effect". The statement…

Q: Recognize when to use a hypothesis test?

A: Hypothesis Testing: The statistical hypothesis is a statement made by the researcher on the basis of…

Q: 1. Null vs Alternative Hypothesis Definition & connotations How do they differ? How do you state…

A: Null vs Alternative Hypothesis Definition & connotations How do they differ  How do you state…

Q: its wrong apprently

A: To determine which of the given vector-valued functions represents the same graph, let's examine…

Q: what does mutually exlusive mean?

A: Mutually exclusive:Any two events are said to be mutually exclusive events if it is not possible…

Q: What is uberallla?

A: Uberall is a comprehensive location marketing platform that helps businesses manage their online…

Q: what are two types of error? and explain both?

A: Two type of errors are: Type-I error Type-II error   Type-I error: Under this error, the null…

Q: Explain Bayes Theorem.

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Statements and Logic

Logic is the analysis of general patterns of thoughts without regard to any specific sense of context.