Options,1) critical region is (the area in the tails beyond each z scored or the area between the z scores)2) the z stats is (in or not in) …3) the researcher (can or cannot) reject….4) and he (can or cannot)conclude… Standard Normal DistributionFA-4-3Mean = 0.0Standard Deviation = 1.0nThe critical region isThe z-score boundaries for an alpha level a = 0.01 are:O z = 2.58 and z = -2.58O z = 1.96 and z = -1.96O z = 3.29 and z = -3.29-2.2500-1-0.67.500000.67.2500123Suppose that the calculated z statistic for a particular hypothesis test is 3.24 and the alpha is 0.01. This z statistic isTherefore, the researcherreject the null hypothesis, and heZthe critical region.conclude the alternative hypothesis is probably correct.

A critical value divides the distribution into two regions i.e., rejection (critical) region and the…

critical region is (the area in the tails beyond each z scored or the area between the z scores) 2) the z stats is (in or not in) … 3) the researcher (can or cannot) reject…. 4) and he (can or cannot)conclude…

critical region is (the area in the tails beyond each z scored or the area between the z scores) 2) the z stats is (in or not in) … 3) the researcher (can or cannot) reject…. 4) and he (can or cannot)conclude…

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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