Direction: Given below are alternative hypotheses (in sentence formsymbols) on a population proportion. Determine if it is one-tailed test or two-tailed test.in1.Ha : p # 0.122.На :p < 0.583.На :p > 0.274.The proportion of qualified students in an entrance examination for acertain college admission is greater than 10%.5.The proportion of voters has decreased by 8% during this year'selection.

If the sing in the alternative hypothesis is less than then the test is left tailed.

Direction: Given below are alternative hypotheses (in sentence form or in symbols) on a population proportion. Determine if it is one-tailed test or two- tailed test. 1. Ha : p # 0.12 2. Ha : p < 0.58 3. Ha : p > 0.27 The proportion of qualified students in an entrance examination for a certain college admission is greater than 10%. 4. 5. The proportion of voters has decreased by 8% during this year's election.

Direction: Given below are alternative hypotheses (in sentence form or in symbols) on a population proportion. Determine if it is one-tailed test or two- tailed test. 1. Ha : p # 0.12 2. Ha : p < 0.58 3. Ha : p > 0.27 The proportion of qualified students in an entrance examination for a certain college admission is greater than 10%. 4. 5. The proportion of voters has decreased by 8% during this year's election.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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