Determine the ff. problem as: a.)One-tailed (Right tailed or left tailed) or Two-tailed b.)Alpha value c.) Critical value It is believed that in the coming election, 65% of the voters in the province of Pampanga will vote for the administration candidate for governor. Suppose 713 out of the 1 150 randomly selected voters indicate that they would vote for the administration candidate. At 0.100 level of significance, find out whether the percentage of voters for the administration candidate is different from 65%

Determine the ff. problem as: a.)One-tailed (Right tailed or left tailed) or Two-tailed b.)Alpha value c.) Critical value It is believed that in the coming election, 65% of the voters in the province of Pampanga will vote for the administration candidate for governor. Suppose 713 out of the 1 150 randomly selected voters indicate that they would vote for the administration candidate. At 0.100 level of significance, find out whether the percentage of voters for the administration candidate is different from 65%

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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